against their Turkish Cypriot neiqhbours. how ironic that those who mmplafn about S/PV.2928 50 MC. Aksin, Turkey) the status quo as being unacceptable are the ones who ate making the Status quo unalterable. The PRESIIWAT (interpretatton f ram French) : I: thank the representative of Turkey for his kind words addressed to me. 1 Call on the representative of Greece , who has asked to speak. Hr. 2ER.B (Greece) (Interwetation from French) t I regret to take the tiw of the Council and come back to a question &ich is from time to time msed by the representative of Turkey. I haw freqwntly said that the queSttOn of the events of 1974 forms part of history , and f wish to underscore once and for all *hat has already been said. Greece summts faithfully the independence of the Republic of Cyprus. The plot rhfch took place fn 1974, carried out by a small number of military ptW%nnelr was condenrned by all oE Greece , and the leaders of that plot at present are servinq life sentences Ear havtnq led such an action against tk person of Archbishop MakariO5, President of Cyprus at the tirar,. RH/ll S/PV. 2928 51 NC. Zcpoo, Greece) That is the truth, and I wtll not accept allegations aqainst me or my country from the representatives of a country whose military presence in Cyarus is in flagrant violation of everythinq that country tries to be in ~ueope, everythin Turk* claim it defends. This caises very serious questions concernin credibility. Th@ PRESIDENT (interpretation from French) : I call on the representative of Cyprus. we. YAVElMMATIS (Cyprus) : I would Like to begin with a query. What is d state Member of the United Nations doing in the Security Council when it refuse3 to accept mandatory Security council resolutions? Whither do we 90, if that is the 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a transcript of a Security Council meeting, where representatives of various countries are discussing the situation in Cyprus. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with representatives making statements about the history of the conflict, the status quo, and the credibility of other countries. The topic seems to be a political one, related to international relations and conflict resolution.

**Category**
International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief