Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said yesterday that the only way to solve the dispute over Cyprus is to establish two states,*Anadolu*reported. Speaking during a meeting of his ruling Justice and Development party's parliamentary bloc, Erdogan said: "I say to Greece and Cyprus, there is no longer any solution but a two-state solution. Only under these conditions can we sit at the table over Cyprus. Otherwise everyone should go their own way." Addressing the Greek Prime Minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, Erdogan said: "Mitsotakis challenged me. How can we sit down with you now? Know your limit first. If you really seek peace, don't challenge me." "The world must realise that we will no longer allow the Turkish Cypriots to remain victims […]
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