text: omeriye Mosque in Soutrr iicosia' revealed that the iuse used in detonating the bomb planted ia that uo"q.,a 'o"" of the same tyPe that had been used Eo exPlode bornbs soon after the election oi tr't gt""rt Cypiiot lea'ler' Mr' George vassiliou' to provoke confrontation between the left ;nd the rioht' Mr' C1eli'les further observed that the parts of the bomb which were found at the site of the expfosiol ind.icated that it iras of the same type distri'buted to a nuniber of Greek Cnriot National Guard units ' rt was also reporred in Lhe creek c]t,riot press of 1 April 1990 that the Greek cypriot Minister or tne interior' M!' neniarnin' referred to the Presence of "i1lega1 groups" in so'.tti--iyptus and confirmed their possession of a great nunber of weapons. llr. senlani" t"ittt"arv expressed the seiious conceru of, his adninistrationoverthisiss.ue.ur.neniarnin,inresponsetojournalists, questions in conuection with the weapons' irregal gto-ups and their activities in south cyprus, referled to a crime in- t'irnassol a"d lne bombing of the omeriye Mosque and disclosed that a large number of Teapons' numbering betlteen 5'000-6'000' rlere ir the hands of unautholized persols in south cyprus aod that these weapons had been slolen from the Greek cyPriot Nalional cua?i aua lhe Greek Cypriot Police Force almories durinq the cr-ell-engiaee red coup d'6tat of !g74' Though the number of lreapons t^'hich nade "p'tit-"trn" iache recently discovered in Larnaca by the Greek cypriot police is neqriiilte conPared to the nr-rirbe r of lteapons irr the hands of unauthorized groups, tn! cache's composition' nevertheless' clearly reveals the graviEy of thJ situation prevailing south cyprus' The latest revelatioas by Greek Cypriot leaders in connection ttith the upsurge of terrorist activities in-so''.rtrt cyptlr"l and their nature' are serious matters rrhich should be watchei "io""ry' i-ccoraing to these revelations' there are organized grouPs j.n South Cyprus ltho oPpose any kind of negotiated seLtlenent with
analysis: The text appears to be discussing political and security-related issues in Cyprus, specifically the use of weapons and the involvement of "illegitimate groups" in the region. The language used is formal and official, suggesting a government or official source. The text also references specific events, such as the bombing of the Omeriye Mosque and the Greek Cypriot National Guard, which adds to the political and security nature of the text.