Foreign Affairs: The only truth of the island of Cyprus is two separate states and two separate people living side by side – Cyprus Newspaper

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that the Greek administration and the messages and celebrations published by Greece on the occasion of the establishment of the EOKA terrorist organization have launched that there is no change in the Cyprus policy of the Greek/Greek mentality.

In a written statement made by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, it was decided to organize activities in schools on the occasion of EOKA anniversary in Greece, and after these increasing dose messages, it was recalled that Greece’s slogans were “Cyprus Greek” and that the motto of “Cyprus is Greek”.

In the statement, the Greek/Greek duo, who has seen himself as the sole owner of the island of Cyprus since the past and accepts the Turkish Turkish Cypriot people as “minority society ında in these lands, did not want to reach an agreement; It was emphasized that the single ambition was intimidated by the policies of harassment of the Turkish Cypriots and to make the “minority” rights accepted.

In the statement of the Foreign Affairs, the following were also included:

“Cyprus leadership, which has no sincerity in the so -called discourse of agreement, fueled the people of the Greek Greek leadership to behave with the mind, to fuel Turkish hostility, to poison the young brains with the seeds of hostility and the education system to this dirty politics creates irreversible destruction and the deep gap between the two peoples on the island.

We invite the Greek Cypriot leadership to instill the dominant mentality on the island of Cyprus to instill the younger generations to return from this mistake and to accept the existing facts on the island.

The only truth of the island of Cyprus is two separate states and two separate people living side by side. A sustainable future in peace is possible with the adoption of the sovereign equality of these peoples and their states and the equal international status. ”