is totally incompatible with the process of negotiations. Serious talks cannot be eXPected to endure without an imrxwed atmosphere. The ongoing Greek Cypriot embarqa against the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus in all spheres, the Greek Cyoriot rearmment cempiqn and other hostile activities should be terminated if there is a qenuine wissl on the part of the Greek Cypriots W foster the climate in *ich nagotiations can be resumed. AN/j9 S/PV.2928 38 MC. Karay) All these developnents shou that the Creek Cypriot side has effectivelv abandoned the neqotiatinq process. The Week Cypriot plan of action is a renewed effort to Present the Cypr~ issue as a minority-majority problem. It is an atbmpt to neqate the equal political status of the Turkish Cypriots in any future settlement. It is an effort to deceive the world into belisvinq that they are not to blew for the lack of proqress in the negotiations. In short, they bre tryinq to involve third parties and international institutlam to perpetuate the 27-year-old injustice committed awinst the Turkish Cypriot people. Another issue which forms an inteqral part of the above-mentioned Greek Cypriot Action Plan is the intended unilateral application for mmbership of the European Qxrununity which would perpetuate ti present state of affairs on the island. In this reqard, I would like to point out that in the event of an application for membership, without the participation and consent of the Turkish Cypriot side, the Greek -riot administration will deal a fatal blow to the neqotfetions. ‘lb take a step that would fundamentally alter the future of Cyprus uithout reference to the Turkish Cypriot side would be tantamount to rejecting any a kind of partnership with the Turkish Cypriots. The Ceeek Cypriot administration ha3 already done enough to exploit the European Corcraunity-cfyptue Association Agreement to manipulate European Community-Cyprus celationr to the detriment of the 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a political statement or diplomatic correspondence regarding the Cyprus issue. It discusses the ongoing negotiations between Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots, and the actions taken by the Greek Cypriot side that are perceived as obstacles to a resolution. The text also mentions the European Union and the potential implications of the Greek Cypriot administration's actions on the negotiations.

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