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Christodoulides announces upcoming developments on Cyprus issue, denies Independent report

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President Nikos Christodoulides announced that further developments regarding the Cyprus issue are expected in the coming days.
He denied a report by the Independent suggesting that the UN Secretary-General’s special envoy is preparing a new settlement plan.
Christodoulides confirmed he had a conversation with Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan during the Bastille Day celebrations, refuting claims that it was an artificial intelligence-generated event.
The President stated that the upcoming announcements will demonstrate the ongoing movements related to the Cyprus situation.
He emphasized that the claims reported by the Independent newspaper were inaccurate.

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President Nikos Christodoulides has announced that significant developments regarding the Cyprus problem are anticipated in the coming days. Speaking at a memorial service for fallen soldiers, he emphasized that updates are on the horizon, which will illustrate ongoing efforts related to the issue. This statement comes in response to a report from the Independent suggesting that UN Secretary-General's special envoy, María Ángela Holguín, is crafting a new settlement plan with a looser federal structure, which Christodoulides categorically denied.

In a related context, Christodoulides addressed speculation regarding his recent conversation with Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan at the Bastille Day celebrations in Paris. He dismissed claims that the interaction did not occur, providing photographic evidence to support his assertion. He expressed confidence in the discussions, stating that they are not the result of artificially generated content, and reaffirmed his commitment to seeking resolution for the Cyprus issue.

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