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“Ambassador Kilic’s response to my op-ed really highlights Turkey’s selective memory of historic fact. He mentions the United Nations proposal known as the Annan Plan (1/5)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqilhdYNN8E&feature=youtu.be …
but conveniently forgets Turkey’s continued disregard of the numerous Security Council Resolutions regarding the Cyprus Problem from the very same United Nations. He mentions that the Turkish occupation forces are the ones that actually control Varosha, (2/5)
but conveniently forgets that the Turkish military was the one that initially fenced off Varosha and continues to this day to prevent the lawful, internationally recognized inhabitants of the city to return to their homes. It seems like Turkey needs a history lesson. (3/5)
Therefore, I am proud that the United States set the historic record straight by officially recognizing the Armenian Genocide. Turkey has for too long denied the historic fact that 1.5 million Armenians (4/5)
and other ethnic and religious minorities were killed by the Ottoman Empire, and the United States will no longer let this historic inaccuracy stand.” (5/5)
I could have reminded the Congressman several UN resolutions that are not implemented by others as well.However,it might suffice to remind him that Annan Plan is not a resolution but a plan developed by the then UNSC,accepted by Turkish Cypriots and rejected by Greek Cypriots.
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