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On August 8, Turkey's UK workers and business deputy Afzal Khan opened fire following criticism of his visit to the north of Turkey.
After the northern invasion and occupation of the island in 1974 declared the “Republic of Turkish”, the area was not recognized by any country other than Britain or Turkey.
Khan told reporters that he went to visit his family and went to see his family, as well as the university's Orary Diploma. However, during his journey, Turkish Cypriot met Ersin Tadar. This has caused a considerable negative reaction from the Cyprite government and the United Kingdom.
The internationally recognized government of the Cyprus has its headquarters in the south of the island, where the Greek is dominated, considering its actions “completely guilty and unacceptable.” The United Kingdom Foreign Ministry said in a statement that Khan's visit last week was “personally made” before accepting his resignation on Friday.
On Saturday, the Cypriot Foreign Ministry welcomed Khan's resignation, and it was classified as “an important event with a more big meaning at this time.”
In a letter directed by British Prime Minister Kaiir Stemer, Khan said, “It is better to shoot himself at this time, not distracting the hard work of the government to guarantee the best trade agreements for this country.”
Last month, Cyprus pointed for 51 years The Turkish military invasion led to the sect of the nation of the first island.
The Turkish invasion occurred immediately after a conspiracy organized by the supporters of the Cyprus Union with Greece supported by the Athens Board. Currently, Turkey only recognizes the Declaration of Turkish Cyprite's Independence and maintains 35,000 soldiers in the north of the country.
Conversations are underway to reunite the country, but in New York between two parts in July, the majority ended.
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