While Turkey is promoting the "new policy" of "northern Cyprus" for a two-state formula,In the international community, the Republic of Turkey and the Republic of Cyprus continue to be seen as two separate states, Yeni Douzen reports on its website, highlighting the news about the brief meeting President Anastasiades had with Tayyip Erdogan in Madrid on the sidelines of the EU-NATO meeting.
In the article, which is accompanied by the relevant photo, Yeni Dusen also writes that T/C leader Ersin Tatar, who was elected with the intervention of the AKP government, did not make an official statement on the relevant summit.
Meanwhile, Avrupa headlines that the PLK, the official opposition in Turkey, is worse on the Cyprus issue than the AKP and projects that the President of the PLK, Kemal Kilicdaroglu got angry at Tayyip Erdogan for not saying anything about the fact that President Anastasiades was invited to the NATO-EU summit and dinner, but Ersin Tatar was left out. He did not object, now he will eat at the same table with him (President Anastasiades)," Kilicdaroglu said. "We do not recognize him (PS: the President of the Republic of Cyprus), but even if the other one (PS: Tatar) comes, he cannot say that the tdvk should be here," he said, referring to the pseudo-state.
The Turkish opposition leader recalled Ejevit and Erbakan and said they are nationalist revolutionaries (kuvayı milliye SS: meaning the PKK). "Erbakan and Ejevit went, they took the TC side, the story is over. Did they call it? They said, we are coming? No. They went, they did, it's over. When we (in power) come, we will do what we have to do."
Source: CNA
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