Tatar's Prime Minister Unal Ustel criticizes Christodoulides over Cyprus hypocrisy claims

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Unal Ustel criticized statements made by Republic of Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides regarding the Cyprus problem.
Ustel stated that any search for hypocrisy in the Cyprus issue concerns the Greek Cypriot leadership and its supporters.
He also asserted that Christodoulides and his associates will not be able to change existing realities in Cyprus.

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Unal Ustel, the "prime minister" of the breakaway area in northern Cyprus, has criticized Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides following the president's recent speech. Commenting on the address, Ustel stated that if anyone is looking for hypocrisy regarding the Cyprus issue, it is clear that this concern lies with the Greek Cypriot leadership and those who support them unconditionally.

Ustel further asserted that President Christodoulides and his administration must understand that they will not be able to alter the established facts on the ground in Cyprus. His remarks represent a direct response to the Greek Cypriot leadership's stance on the ongoing geopolitical division of the island.

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