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Turkey Reaffirms Two-State Solution Stance on Cyprus

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Turkey's Ministry of Defense rejects any new UN plan for Cyprus.
The Turkish government insists that a lasting solution requires recognition of two states.
Turkey will not accept initiatives that overlook the rights of Turkish Cypriots.
The Turkish Defense representative emphasizes Turkey's role as a guarantor for peace in Cyprus.

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The Turkish Ministry of Defense reaffirmed its position advocating for a two-state solution regarding Cyprus, rejecting recent claims about a new United Nations plan related to the ongoing conflict. Rear Admiral Zeki Akturk, a representative from the ministry, noted that various reports, particularly from the Greek Cypriot media, have suggested that the UN Secretary-General's Special Envoy has drafted a new proposal for Cyprus.

In response to these speculations, the Turkish government reiterated its longstanding stance on the necessity of recognizing two separate states on the island. This declaration underscores Turkey's consistent approach to the Cyprus issue amidst international discussions and attempts at negotiation involving the UN. As of this latest statement, Turkey does not endorse any new initiatives that diverge from this two-state framework.

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