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[Cyprus Times] Kolokasidis on Tatar's letter: 'It confirms the disastrous and amateurish handling of the government'

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The Tatar letter "confirms the disastrous and amateurish handling of the government", says G. Kolokasidis "At a time when Turkey is launching an all-out attack, the government is proposing an MOU which leads to the upgrading of the illegal form of the occupied territories."

The letter-answer of the occupation leader Ersin Tatar to the President of the Republic on the MOU, which was revealed today by the newspaper "Phileleftheros", confirms the disastrous and amateurish handling of the government, which insists on its unrealistic policy of appeasement, finally falling into the trap it has set for itself, the candidate for the Presidency of the Republic, George Kolokasidis, said in a written statement.

At a time when Turkey is launching an all-out attack on the whole of Hellenism, the Cypriot government is proposing an MOU which leads to the upgrading of the illegal form of the occupied territories and downgrades the Cyprus problem to a bilateral problem. It is no coincidence that the occupying side rushed to exploit the completely incomprehensible proposal of Anastasiades-Kassoulides for an MoU, seeking to appear as an equal partner and putting on the table its extreme claims for sovereign equality and two states.

He adds that instead of exchanging letters with Tatar, it would be more prudent for Mr. Anastasiades not to respond to Tatar's letter and seek to extricate himself as soon as possible from the trap of the so-called IOE.

It is obvious to all that the policy of appeasement has failed miserably. The policy adopted by the Anastasiades government and faithfully served for nine years by his former close associates and the president of DISY has failed. The facts speak for themselves, even when the opposition as a whole praises Anastasiades' policies, he concludes.

Source: CNA


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