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Yorgancioglu criticizes Eroglu on the Cyprus problem

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Yorgancioglu criticizes Eroglu on the Cyprus problem

Turkish Cypriot daily Kibris newspaper (17.04.14) reports that Ozkan Yorgancioglu, self-styled prime minister of the breakaway regime in the occupied area of the Republic of Cyprus, has called on Turkish Cypriot leader Dervis Eroglu to explain what he meant by saying that he would not sign any agreement in order for some ones to say bravo to him.

In statements yesterday before entering into the meeting of the so-called cabinet, Yorgancioglu noted: “This also is a statement which should be debated. Who these some ones are? And what these some ones want?Why such enigmatic statements are made? This should be debated and clarified”.

Yorgancioglu said that the solution process has been intensified, views are being put forward and the framework of the solution has been drawn by the text of the joint declaration signed by the leaders. He pointed out that we should not go outside this framework. He argued that the perception allegedly created in the world that the Turkish Cypriots want a solution “should not be weakened by such statements”.