US EditionCentral Asian states send envoys to Cyprus, accept UN resolutions on occupied north
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Behind the scenes of the Samarkand declaration... Why did the Turkish states choose Southern Cyprus?
The successive diplomatic moves in favor of Southern Cyprus by the Organization of Turkic States members Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan (observer) and non-member Tajikistan following the 1st EU-Central Asia Summit has become one of the most talked about topics on the international agenda. So, did these states come to this point all of a sudden? What was the most important message from the declaration? What do the UNSC resolutio…
Central Asian states send envoys to Cyprus, accept UN resolutions on occupied north
Central Asian countries Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan have pledged support for Cyprus’ sovereignty effectively burying Ankara’s efforts to use those states as a vehicle for recognition of the occupied northern part of the country, Cypriot and Turkish media have reported.
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