Tatar's reply to President Anastasiades[/B] constitutes a delusion of provocativeness and unacceptable dichotomous demands, AKEL says in a statement.
It notes that "the occupying power's enabler demands 'sovereign equality', recognition of the pseudo-state and the burial of the federal solution. Tatar's demands are in conflict with international law, the framework of UN Resolutions and the interests of the Cypriot people, Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots."
"It is no coincidence that a large part of the Turkish Cypriot community is resisting the Erdogan-Tatar plans for a two-state solution and the definitive partition of our island. The division of our homeland and the full incorporation of the occupied territories into Turkey will mean the countdown of the Turkish Cypriot community itself and a new cycle of insecurity for all Cypriots," AKEL adds.
It stresses that "the dynamic resistance of the progressive forces of the TCs helps to keep the flame of hope for the reunification of our homeland, for freedom from occupation and division burning."
"Everyone must realise that Tatar's provocativeness is also stepping on the prolonged negotiating deadlock. The objective of resuming the talks on the agreed basis and framework is imperative because this will in practice cancel out the plans to change the basis of the Cyprus solution and the plans for dichotomous recipes.
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