“There is no common ground for such a meeting, neither are the conditions”
With an announcement by “presidency” Turkish leader Ersin Tatar states that he did not receive an official invitation for a tripartite meeting with UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres and President of the Republic Nico Christodoulidis, but also that there is no common ground for such a meeting to take place, nor the circumstances.
As transmitted to the occupied , the announcement added that the Turkish leader said that he does not accept the holding of a tripartite meeting under the current circumstances and there is no basis for such a meeting.
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“Our position on the conditions under which negotiations can begin is clear. Negotiations cannot begin until sovereign equality and equal international status are recorded. The intention of the Greek Cypriots is to create fait accompli and try to put pressure on the Turkish side. We don't fall for these games. Christodoulidis should stop chasing empty dreams and take into account the realities on the island,” it added.
The attitude of the Turkish side on this issue, he continued, is very clear and there will be no going back to negotiating a federal solution. “No one should have the expectation that negotiations will pick up where they left off in Crans Montana. The search for a federal solution ended in Crans Montana,” the presidency said in its statement.
While it is clear that there is no common ground, there is no need to meet in trilateral another form of meeting, it is stated.
Source: KYPE
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