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Cyprus problem claimed solved by Ertugruloglu

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Tahsin Ertugruloglu declares the Cyprus problem has been resolved de facto.
He states the current status quo is the only possible solution, rejecting negotiations.
Ertugruloglu emphasizes the Turkish Cypriots will maintain their two-state policy.
His claims do not reflect the official stance of the Turkish Cypriot community's leader.
The remarks were made during a meeting with international delegates at a forum.

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Tahsin Ertugruloglu, the self-declared "foreign minister" of Northern Cyprus, announced on June 30, 2026, that he believes the longstanding Cyprus problem has been resolved. Speaking during a meeting with a delegation of academics and opinion leaders from various countries, including Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Iran, and Greece, Ertugruloglu claimed that the current geopolitical situation constitutes a "de facto" solution to the issue.

In his remarks, Ertugruloglu emphasized that the existence of two separate entities on the island reflects an effective resolution and asserted that there would be no retreat from the policy aimed at establishing two sovereign states, which he described as based on "sovereign equality." He indicated that the recognition of the Greek Cypriot side as the Republic of Cyprus complicates the matter, suggesting that the existence of the two states has effectively settled the Cyprus situation. The official stance of the Republic of Cyprus, however, continues to reject any claims that recognize Northern Cyprus as a separate state.

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