The EU will never ‘ever’ receive a two-country agreement in Cyprus

Nicosia: The European Union will “never, once” received two countries about Cyprus who split ethnic, the chief executive said on Thursday.
Ursula Von Der Leyen, who visited Cyprus, said the European Union spoke with one vote on the conflict, which has been dragged for decades and is the main obstacle in Turkish ambitions to join the block.
“I want to repeat it, we will never receive two state solutions.
We are firm about it and are very united,” said Von der Leyen told a press conference.
Cyprus was divided into Turkish invasion in 1974 triggered by a brief Greece inspired coup.
The South is run by an internationally recognized government that represents the entire island in the European Union, while northern is a Turkish Cyprus country that separates itself is only recognized by Ankara.
The UN LED efforts that preceded 1974 events failed to unite the island.
The deadlock is currently enforced in the dispute in the form of unification can take – unification of two independent countries recommended by the leadership of the new Turkish Cyprus, or as a loose federation recommended by Greek Cyprus representing Cyprus internationally.
Talks in Geneva earlier this year on the problem that ended unconsingly.
Disagreement also focused on competing claims for offshore energy reserves, disputes connected with a fight between Turkey and Greece, the key ally of Greek Sypiots.
“Our neighbors have (a) interest in good bilateral relations.
If this is the problem, and we also have an interest in good bilateral relations, I want our neighbors to know that if they talk to one of our member countries, such as Cyprus, with Anyone, they talk to the European Union, “Von Der Leyen said.