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Δεν βλεπουν σy&gamma ;κλησητριμερολιτικοκαι ανλυτσ κατεχoμενα /></p> <p>A stalemate, at least until the UN clarifies its intentions, see politicians and analysts in the occupied territories in relation to the prospect of convening a tripartite conference on the Cyprus issue.</p> <p>Kudret Ozersay, former negotiator and leader of the People's Party (KL), in his new public position questions the possibility of holding a tripartite meeting on the Cyprus issue. He claims that the mission of the personal envoy of the UN Secretary-General, Maria Angela Holguín Cuéllar, has been completed and Antonio Guterres is expected to ask the opinions of the two leaders on whether there is common ground.</p> <p> According to a publication by « Detai», Mr. Ozersai considers that the Turkish Cypriot side would not accept a meeting that could be perceived as resuming the talks from where they left off.</p> <p>In addition, Mr. Ozersai criticizes the UN for not officially refuting or confirming the statements of the President of the Republic Nikos Christodoulides, characterizing this attitude as a "diplomatic scandal".</p> <p> Besides, in an article on the KanalT website, the director of the channel, Rasheed Reshar, questions the existence of an invitation for a tripartite meeting by the UN Secretary General. He claims that the information, given by President Nikos Christodoulidis, was "false and intentionally created" to pressure the Turkish Cypriot side.</p> <p>The columnist criticizes Ersin Tatar for lack of strategy and communication plan and puts forward the claim that President Christodoulidis, taking advantage of this weakness, is attempting to "lock the Turkish Cypriot side in a barren debate about responsibility for the stalemate".</p> <p> < p> Finally, he expresses disappointment -as he writes- about the ease with which public opinion is convinced by "fake news".</p> <p> Columnist Gjohan Altiner, in his article in "Kipris Postasi", claims that the President of the Republic Nikos Christodoulidis makes "false statements" regarding an invitation from the UN Secretary General for a tripartite conference.</p> <p> Mr. Altiner compares President Christodoulidis to Archbishop Makarios and claims that he is creating “false expectations” for the resumption of talks, while the Turkish side has made it clear that he is no longer discussing a federation solution.</p> <p> He considers that Ankara's attitude is an obstacle to any negotiation and expresses pessimism about the outcome of the upcoming contacts on the Cyprus issue in New York.</p> <p> Source: KYPE</p> <p><noindex></p> <div class=Source: www.sigmalive.com

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