text: the Turkish cypriots ."J- "t-t'it'"ti9ati-ng viorence against the Turkish Republi'c of Northern Cyprus. These grouPs havJ shown that they can' and wilf' resort to terrorism in order ao "t]"t"'t""sion and anirnosity in the islatrd'- one equally vorrying asPect of the Probtern is thaE these grouis are potentially-capable of creating havoc on " ..t;t":":i":" il;' 1; di"toi'"tv of Greek cvPriot National Guard lreapons and equipnent in the hands of such ter-rorist groups' have shown that the National Guard armories are, one way or another' easily accessibLe to theseA/44/942 S/21273 English Page2 ANNEX Letter dated24April1990fromMr.OzerKorayto theSecretary-General Uponinstructions frommyGovernment Iwouldliketocommunicate thefollowing inrelation totheterrorists activities perpetrated inSouthCyprus against the Turkish Republic ofNorthern Cyprus: Inaninterview published intheGreekCypriot dailyAlithia of1April1990, GreekCypriot political partyleader, Mr.Glafkos Clerides notedthatcertain circles intheGreekCypriot community believed thattheframework foraCyprus settlement couldbechanged andthatalltheirefforts weredirected towards bringing aboutthischange. MreClerides, referring totherecent explosion atthe Omeriye Mosque inSouthNicosia, revealed thatthefuseusedindetonating thebomb planted inthatMosque wasofthesametypethathadbeenusedtoexplode bombs soonaftertheelection oftheGreekCypriot leader, Mr.George Vassiliou, to provoke confrontation between theleftandtheright. Mr.Clerides further observed thatthepartsofthebombwhichwerefoundatthesiteoftheexplosion indicated thatitwasofthesametypedistributed toanumber ofGreekCypriot National Guardunits. Itwasalsoreported intheGreekCypriot pressof1April1990thattheGreek Cypriot Minister oftheInterior, Mr.Benjamin, referred tothepresence of "illegal groups" inSouthCyprus andconfirmed theirpossession ofagreat number ofweapons. Mr.Benjarnin reportedly expressed theserious concern ofhis administration overthisissue. Mr.Benjarnin, inresponse tojournalists' questions inconnection withtheweapons, illegal groups andtheiractivities in SouthCyprus, referred toacrimeinLimassol andthebombing oftheOmeriye Mosque anddisclosed thatalarge number ofweapons, numbering between 5,000-6,000, were inthehandsofunauthorized persons inSouthCyprus andthattheseweapons had beenstolen fromtheGreekCypriot National GuardandtheGreekCypriot Police Forcearmories during theGreek-engineered coupd'etat of1974. Though thenumber ofweapons which madeupthearmscacherecently discovered inLarnaca bytheGreek Cypriot policeisnegligible compared tothenumberofweapons inthehandsof unauthorized groups, thecache's composition, nevertheless, clearly reveals the gravity ofthesituation prevailing SouthCyprus. Thelatest revelations byGreekCypriot leaders inconnection withtheupsurge ofterrorist activities inSouthCyprus, andtheirnature, areserious matters whichshould bewatched closely. According totheserevelations, thereare organized groups inSouthCyprus whooppose anykindofnegotiated settlement with theTurkish Cypriots andareinstigating violence against theTurkish RepUblic of Northern Cyprus. Thesegroups haveshownthattheycan,andwill,resort to
analysis: The text appears to be a report or statement from a government or organization, discussing a specific issue related to the conflict between the Turkish Cypriots and the Greek Cypriots. The text mentions terrorism, violence, and the possession of weapons, which suggests that the issue is related to security and politics rather than economic or social development.