BRUSSELS - Cyprus problem has not been solved so far because two communities do never want a common future and are brought together only by international pressure, Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) FM Serdar Denktas said on Wednesday.
Taking the floor in a conference on Cyprus problem held in Belgian capital of Brussels by the European Parliament (EP) and Ari Movement, Denktas indicated that a solution could not be reached if the history of Cyprus problem was not analyzed.
Denktas stated that Turkish Cypriots were being punished by the international community despite all the promises made before the Annan plan.
``We will not surrender to the administration in the south of the island even under the severest circumstances,`` he stressed.
Recalling that Turkey was asked to withdraw its soldiers from the island, Denktas said, ``if Turkish soldiers withdraw, (Greek Cypriot leader Tassos) Papadopoulos will never sit at a table for a solution.``