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News 24 February 2005
 

PRIME MINISTER TALAT: "NEW TANKS HAVE NOT BEEN BROUGHT IN"

 

 

PRIME MINISTER TALAT: "NEW TANKS HAVE NOT BEEN BROUGHT IN"

Prime Minister Mehmet Ali Talat referring to the allegations made by a Greek Cypriot television channel that the Turkish Cypriot side had brought in new tanks from the port of Famagusta, said this was a lie and that the Greek Cypriot side was trying to change the agenda.

Pointing out that it was a well known fact that the Turkish Armed Forces sometimes brought in and took out arms (from the TRNC) for modernisation and maintenance purposes, Prime Minister Talat said the Turkish Armed Forces didn't need a military concentration in the TRNC.

Explaining that the whole world was against the Turkish Cypriots paying the price for a non-settlement, because of the Greek Cypriot leader, Tassos Papadopoulos', intransigent stance, the Prime Minister said if it was Papadopoulos who was preventing a settlement then he should pay the price for this, not the Turkish Cypriots. He added: "Everybody, including the EU, doesn't like this situation and wants it to change. Papadopoulos is losing support and becoming isolated. In order to conceal this reality that's why he is trying to distort the agenda through such an offensive attack".

"Cyprus:Injustice Cannot be legitimized through European Union Membership" by Ergün Olgun, the Undersecretary of TRNC Presidency, published in Turkish Daily News on 11 February 2005

LETTER TO THE UN SECRETARY GENERAL MR. KOFI ANNAN BY TRNC PRESIDENT RAUF R. DENKTAÞ - 5 November 2004 ) AND ITS RESPONSE (30 November 2004)

GREEK CYPRIOT AUTHOR EXPLAINS GREEK CYPRIOT ATROCITIES

YAGMURALAN VILLAGERS WANT THEIR VILLAGE BACK

TRNC President Rauf R. Denktaş’ interview given to Inter-fax News Agent’s Reduction Editor Vlidamir Kulikov , September 2004

TURKISH CYPRIOTS SAY "LIFT EMBARGO NOW AND HELP US TO COMPENSATE PROPERTY-OWNERS ON BOTH SIDES"

EXCERPTS FROM STATEMENTS AND DECISIONS/RESOLUTIONS ABOUT THE REFERANDA HELD IN CYPRUS ON 24 APRIL 2004

REFERENDUM 
RESULTS IN THE FOREIGN PRESS

NEGOTIATION PROCESS

SERIES OF ARTICLES SHOWING THE PRESENT CONDITION OF TURKISH CYPRIOT VILLAGES IN SOUTH CYPRUS


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