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7 stories about K-Pet strike in Northern Cyprus, newest first. This page updates by itself with every new story.
A five-day strike at Kıbrıs Türk Petrolleri (K-PET) ended after an agreement was reached with shareholders. With the lifting of the indefinite strike by the Kıbrıs Türk Petrol İşçileri Sendikası (Petrol-İş) at the Kalecik Dolum Tesisleri, fuel shipments to petrol stations resumed, and eight employees returned to work.
A strike at Kıbrıs Türk Petrolleri (K-PET) in northern Cyprus has ended after the employer and the union reached an agreement. The walkout had begun over a decision to dismiss nine employees.
Taçoy said the strike at K-Pet will not cause any fuel shortage in the country. He said the fuel and gas the market needs is being supplied by an alternative supplier.
Semih Kolozali, president of the Revolutionary Workers' Trade Unions Federation (Dev-İş), which is affiliated with the Turkish Cypriot Petroleum Workers' Union, said the indefinite strike by Petrol-İş at K-PET will continue until an agreement is reached.
An indefinite strike at the Kalecik filling facilities of Kıbrıs Türk Petrolleri (K-Pet) entered its second day on 15 October 2026, raising the risk of a fuel supply crisis. Fuel stocks at stations supplied by K-Pet are beginning to run out, and some stations in Lefkoşa have closed because they have no fuel left. The strike was launched by the Kıbrıs Türk Petrol İşçileri Sendikası (Petrol-İş).
The Turkish Cypriot Petroleum Workers' Union began an indefinite strike at the Kalecik filling facilities of Kıbrıs Türk Petrolleri this morning. The strike followed the employer's failure to withdraw dismissal notices for nine staff members. During the strike, no fuel will be supplied to K-Pet dealers.
Petrol-İş began an indefinite strike yesterday, citing the employer’s refusal to withdraw suspension notices concerning nine staff members. Semih Kolozali, head of the Revolutionary Workers’ Unions Federation (Dev-İş), to which the Turkish Cypriot Petroleum Workers’ Union is affiliated, said the struggle would continue until results were achieved and the facility would carry out no activity.
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