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← StoriesGreece and TurkeyFirst published 20 October at 14:04, enikos.gr

Bahçeli's statements that Cyprus will remain Turkish

5 outlets · 5 articles
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  • Thestival Centre
  • Eleftheros Typos Centre-right
  • liberal.gr Centre-right
  • Newsbeast Centre-right
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What is happening

What the sources report

Speaking to the MHP parliamentary group, Devlet Bahçeli described Cyprus as «the strategic centre of the Blue Homeland». Newsbeast

He stated that Cyprus has been Turkish for centuries and will remain Turkish forever. Thestival

He rejected the prospect of reunification on the basis of a bizonal, bicommunal federation. Newsbeast

He called on Turkish Cypriots to remain vigilant, as the "Greek Cypriot administration" has taken on, as he put it, the role of a bulwark of Israel in Cyprus. Thestival

He referred to reports about placing Varosha under the UN and operating the port of Famagusta under the supervision of the European Commission. Thestival

Where they differ

Thestival reports that Bahceli described the bizonal, bicommunal federation as "utopia". Thestival

Newsbeast writes that he described it as an "immature dream". Newsbeast

enikos.gr reports the description "blunt delusion". enikos.gr

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First report 14:04, latest 17:55. Within the first hour: 3 of 5 outlets. Each column: 15 minutes.

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