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Yılmaz: Cyprus will never become a Greek island, insists on two-state solution · Cyprus Report

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Yılmaz: Cyprus will never become a Greek island, insists on two-state solution

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Turkey's Vice President, Cevdet Yılmaz, reiterated Ankara's long-standing position supporting a two-state solution for Cyprus during an event in occupied Nicosia.
Yılmaz stated, "Cyprus will never become a Greek island," attributing the stalemate in negotiations solely to the Greek Cypriot side.
He emphasized that stability is linked to sovereign equality and raised concerns regarding new military arrangements in the region.
Additionally, Yılmaz mentioned prospects for economic cooperation in 2026 during his remarks on the anniversary of Turkey's military intervention in Cyprus.

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