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Turkey refuses EU ultimatum to open to Cyprus

Ankara, Turkey - Premier Erdogan asserts it takes more time to open ports and airports

Turkey gave a net refusal to the ultimatum imposed yesterday by the European Union about the opening to Cyprus. The Turkish Premier, Tayyp Erdogan, stated in an interview to the Turkish TV "Ntv" that "It is not possible" at the moment to open ports and airports of Turkey to the traffic with Cyprus. The term of December 6th established by the Finnish EU presidency is defined as "Unacceptable by Erdogan,...

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