While visiting Northern Cyprus, you’ll see its flag in many places.
Moreover, you’ll see it also well from far while being in Cyprus.
Kind of “cold war” to “annoy your enemy”…
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When visiting Turkey by bus I noticed they use lots of flags, different sizes and everywhere basically, including hills. I don’t think they do it to annoy anyone though, it looks like it is a huge part of their culture, they seem really connected to their flag. Probably the same applies to this part of Cyprus.