A third lewd video involving Japanese women appeared on the official Facebook page of the north’s ‘agriculture ministry’ at around midday on Tuesday.

The video, the most explicit yet, includes a scene involving oral sexual intercourse and the woman removing items of clothing.

Its title is “hot, beautiful female secretary”.

The video comes after two other lewd videos had been posted to the same Facebook page on Monday and Tuesday.

The first, entitled “cute, innocent schoolgirl” was posted at around 2pm on Monday and features a kissing scene between the schoolgirl and an older man as well as a confusing scene involving rabbits.

Twenty four hours after the video in question was posted on the Facebook page it was stil there, and had been viewed almost 10,000 times.

The second video, featuring a girl in uncompromising positions, was posted at around 8am on Tuesday and was entitled “cute and beautiful girl”, with the video’s caption featuring a bizarre range of hashtags including “#CR7FIFAWorldCup2023” and “#Netflix2023”.

The second video was removed shortly after.

Speaking to the Cyprus Mail, a spokesman for the north’s ‘agriculture ministry’ explained that problems with the page arose because “the previous administration did not take the necessary initiatives for the page to be verified.”

He added that “for this reason it is not an ‘official page’ on Facebook. We have made attempts to tackle this issue, but this is a process that takes time.

“In the meantime, those designated as ‘super admins’ will disable the permissions of existing editors and administrators of the page,” he said.

He reassured those concerned that “personal data is not at risk because the application is not officially linked [to the ‘ministry’s’ servers]. It is a social media tool used for informational purposes.”

Asked whether this is a resignation matter for ‘minister’ Huseyin Cavus, he said “the minister did not commit a disgraceful crime. He did not cause any harm to the public since it happened. This is not an incident which requires resignation.

“However, the minister is very stressed and upset due to the position he is responsible for,” he added.

The ‘ministry’ had earlier put out a statement saying the page had been hacked, saying “our official Facebook page has been taken over by an unidentified person or persons. Necessary actions are being taken to resolve the incident and a report has been filed with the police.”