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Erdogan: We do not see the lack of a solution in Cyprus as a solution

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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Monday stressed that the current status quo in Cyprus cannot constitute a permanent solution to the Cyprus problem, saying during his return flight from a trip to Azerbaijan that “we do not see the lack of a solution in Cyprus as a solution”. “We will never leave the Turkish […]

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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan reiterated Ankara's consistent position in favor of a two-state solution in Cyprus, calling on the international community to recognize the pseudo-state in the Occupied Territories. In statements to journalists upon his return from his visit to Azerbaijan, he stressed that Turkey will not abandon the Turkish Cypriots, while describing the solution models that have been tried repeatedly in the past as a wast…

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Recep Tayyip Erdogan returned from Azerbaijan, clearly reiterating his demand for international recognition of the pseudo-state, insisting on Ankara's unwavering position in favor of a two-state solution in Cyprus. Erdogan's new challenge from Azerbaijan: "We will never leave the Turkish Cypriot people alone and helpless!" - He insists on recognizing the pseudo-state and rejects ... The article Erdogan's new challenge from Azerbaijan: "We will n…

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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan reiterated Turkey's support for the two-state solution in Cyprus, calling on the international community to recognize the pseudo-state and develop political, diplomatic and economic relations with it. The Turkish president, in statements to Turkish journalists on the plane upon his return from Azerbaijan, argued that previous attempts to resolve the Cyprus problem have failed and that the existence of two s…

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Cyprus Mail broke the news in Nicosia, Cyprus on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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