Türkiye's Foreign Ministry released archival photographs and Ottoman-script documents from its own collections, showing what it says are massacres of Turkish civilians and burned villages by the Greek army during the 1919–1922 occupation of western Anatolia. The images focus on villages near Bursa — including Mashara Hasan (100 of 110 buildings burned, bodies of civilians photographed by an inquiry commission) and Söğütpınar (residents forced into a mosque, killed by bayonets and gunfire). The ministry cited Article 59 of the Treaty of Lausanne, where Greece formally recognized its obligation to pay reparations for acts "contrary to the laws of war" in Anatolia — though Türkiye waived those claims given Greece's financial condition.