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Citing a report by Turkey's Haber Global television network, the Turkish Cypriot website Kipris Postasi wrote that the Turkish President, Tayyip Erdogan will come to the occupied territories in November and participate in the groundbreaking ceremony of the new "parliament" and "presidential" complex in occupied Nicosia.
According to the GMP, the report added that on November 15, the day of the declaration of the pseudo-state, the inauguration of the new terminal of the illegal Tympu airport is also planned to take place.
According to the news report, during his visit Erdogan is expected to send "stern messages".
Erdogan-Chavusoglu's statements on recognition of pseudo-state and reinforcement of occupation army in T/C press
Only two newspapers, Halkin Sesi and Starr are currently running headlines and the Turkish President's statements on the recognition of the pseudo-state as the main topic and two others have the Turkish Foreign Minister's statements on the reinforcement of the occupation army in the occupied territories as the main topic, Hakikat and together with Tatar's statements on the new "presidential" Volkan.
Other newspapers refer to the aforementioned statements as a secondary issue in their headlines and some others do not mention them at all.
According to GMP, Halqin Sessi writes that Tayyip Erdogan claimed that there is no explanation both in terms of content and timing for the lifting of the US arms embargo on the Republic of Cyprus and added that they will take the necessary steps. "Apart from that, weapons, ammunition, means, etc. we are taking our steps right now in relation to these issues both on land, air and sea. Everyone should know that this last step will not go unanswered, all kinds of measures will be taken for the security of the Turkish Cypriot people."
Avrupa writes that the Turkish president said he will strengthen his country's military presence in occupied Cyprus. "According to Erdogan, the lifting of the US arms embargo on Greek Cypriots threatens the security of Turkish Cypriots," the newspaper notes.
Dialog publishes Erdogan and Cavusoglu's statements on its internal pages under the headline "We will do what is needed" and my subtitle "Cavusoglu: We will send more forces."
Yeni Douzen also publishes on its internal pages Cavusoglu's statements on Cyprus under the headline "We will send more forces and whatever there is a need for weapons we will also cover them."
Meanwhile, the Turkish newspaper Turkiye publishes statements by retired General Erdoğan Karakous, who stated that there is no problem as far as the security of the occupied territories by Turkey is concerned.
"After the US decision, all eyes turned to Turkey's decisions in the region," the newspaper notes, and writes that Karakous gave advice on preparing for war, stressing that at least F-16s should be purchased based on the decisions taken initially.
"Turkey does not need to build new bases in the tdvk."
"Turkey does not need to build new bases in the tdvk. Turkey can easily reach the island from its bases in Ikonio and Antalya. We have almost 40,000 armed forces on the island. As long as there is air power, there is no problem," the retired Turkish general said.
Given that Greece is 500 kilometers from Cyprus, he continued, Turkey does not need an air base on the island. "Greece's main goal is to acquire missiles with a range of 320 kilometers in the area. They will have a weapon that will cover the area of Tsukurova, Ikonio and Antalya. They want to buy them against us. Since the island of Cyprus is closer to Turkey, they have calculations to somehow hit Turkey from their side," he claimed."
Source: CNA
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