tc points:
First, they insists on maintaining the guarantees of Turkey and extending them to both the constituent states. Ankara will be responsible for maintaining the constitutional order of the two constituent states, in addition to "provide guarantees for the independence of the country.
(thats hysterical)
Second, with regard to the troops, they support their stay with a gradual withdrawal, but as according to the Annan plan. Mentioned, namely, the withdrawal of those troops will be under the agreement during a transitional period of 14 calendar years. Under the plan, after 14 years the troops who remain on the islands two parts: 950 Greeks and 650 Turks, under the 1960 Treaty of Alliance. These, always, of course, in conjunction with maintaining and strengthening the Treaty of Guarantee. Otherwise, we will have a value set for the troops.
Third, they argue that the role of UN peacekeepers would not be effective after the agreement so there is no need for them.
basically same points as annan 5,i would have hoped that the turkey and the t/c may have formulated a better plan concerning security and guarantees.i THINK THAT Turkey and the T/C dont realize that cyprus under the EU will not except any guarantees for the new republic.