Cyprus problem: Unfortunately they forget the essence

The author emphasizes that the UN and the permanent members of the Security Council must respect their own resolutions regarding the Cyprus problem. It is noted that Turkey remains a primary stakeholder as an occupying power, a fact often overlooked by international representatives. Specific criticism is leveled against Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman, who is accused of focusing exclusively on the internal aspects of the issue. Erhurman reportedly avoids mentions of a bizonal, bicommunal federation while setting conditions that hinder the resumption of meaningful talks. Furthermore, the article highlights concerns over his demand to upgrade the status of the occupied areas if negotiations fail. The text concludes that a true solution requires addressing international aspects like security and guarantees.