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Title items-in-Cyprus - United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus(UNFICYP) - situation reports

Date Created 16/07/1974

Record Type Archival Item

Container S-0903-0003: Peackeeping - Cyprus 1971-1981

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NICOSIA DISTRICT. SMALL ARMS AND MORTAR FIRE CONTINUES AROUND

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THROUGH ZEROS AND ARE MOVING TOWARDS LEEKA. ALL OTHER DISTRICTS

NOTHING TO REPORT.

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' UNFICYP 1289.RECEIVED VIA UK MISSION 16 AUGUST

AT l600 Hours. Nicosia district. Fighting continues in area of

school at WD28392U and road junctions it commands. Artillery, mortar

and air strikes continue. Turks have released 99 Greek Cypriot

refugees who say they have been held in Turkish sector bound hand and

foot without foot and water since their capture on lU August. They also

say that a number of young Greek Cypriot girls have been detained in

the Trukish sector. UN have protested to Turkish authorities and asked

for their release. In Larnaca district Turkish tanks have again entered

the British SEA but withdrew to'the southwest without incident. Paphos

district. There have been allegations that six Turkish Cypriots (not five

as previously, reported in our 1208 of l^t August) including one child, were

. -murdered by National Guard, not killed during fight ing'. Similar allega-

tions made by VPO about deaths^in Ayios loannis (see our 1262). In both

cases local National Guard say Eoka B irregulars were involved. UN

investigating.

All other districts nothing to report.

PIO reports from Hilton Hotel that UK dependents left Hilton Hotel for

SBA at 1500 hours. Also that two journalists: Serge Flieger of Herst

Press and Robert Held of Frankfurter Allgemeine were wounded at 1530

hours at the road junction (roundabout) referred to in para. 2 above.

They have been taken to Nicosia Hospital. Nature of wounds not known.

Casualties among journalists now one killed and eight wounded.

UNFICYP 1282 RECEIVED VIA UK MISSION

16 SUGUST

NICOSIA DISTRICT. FIGHTING IN AREA CLOSE TO KYKKO CAMP CONTINUED.

NATIONAL GUARD WITHDRAWING FROM SCHOOL (WD 283921+ ). SHELLS

CONTINUE TO LAND IN KYKKO CAMP (WD283915) AND IN HEADQUARTERS

UNFICYP. UN STILL ATTEMPTING TO NEGOTIATE CEASE-FIRE.. !BN MP COMPANY

AND UN RADIO ROOM SITUATED AT NORTHEASTERN PERIMETER OF HEADQUARTERS

UNFICYP CAMP EVACUATED EXCEPT FOR KEY PERSONNEL AND LOCAL DEFENCE/

UNFICYP 1291 RECEIVED VIA UK MISSION 16 AUGUST

FROM NICOSIA

REF YOUR TEL. 809.

NICOSIA REPORT COMPLEX UNDIFYP OCCUPATION AND DEFENCE WHICH IS CURRENTLY

ON CO-ORDINATED BASIS COMPRISING FOLLOWING CAMPS AND AREAS:

(A) BLUEBERRY CAMP

(B) CAMP UNFICYP

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(D) INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TERMINAL AREA

(E) RAF NICOSIA HES QUARTERS.

cUHFICYP CLEAH CABLE 1288 RECEIVED VIA UK MISSION

16 SUGUST

SITUATION AT 1500 HOURS, HICOSIA DISTRICT. HEAVY ARTILLERY AMD AIR

ATTACKS OH HA.TIOBAL GUAHD POSITIONS AROOHD KYKKQ CAMP ASD IS EASTERN

SUBURBS OF cm. FIHHISH COHVOt ATTACKED BY TUEKISH AIRCRAFT ON ROAD

SOUTH OF KYKKD CAMP AKD OHE FIHHI8B SOLDIER SLIGIffiLY WOUBDED.

LEFKA, DIS2RICT, MTIOHAL GUARD HAVE WITHDRAW! FROM LSFKA AHD THE

LDBHTIS AKEAS.

LAR214CA DISTRICT. MTIOHAL GUARD HAVE EVACUATED LARHACA. TURKISH

FORGES COSTEOL THE KICOSIA/LAS33ACA ROAD FROM OR 19 WD385892 TO 1*36828

THEN SOUTHEAST TO ATHI13JOU TEES ALOSG ROAD TO HYSI.

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REFERENCE YOUR 771.

I. BELIEVE HSPORT REFERS TO VILLAGE OF AY1A WD 5185 WHERE

THERE WERE SOME EXCHANGES OF SMALL ARRfS FIRE EARLIER TODAY BUT

MO REPEAT MO A R T I L L E R Y FIHE0 IMFICYP I M W E D I A T E L Y INVESTIGATED ~

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T U R K I S H MISSION REFRAINS FROM USE OF TURKISH VILLAGE NAMES

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REPORT ftS At S ftHSjgT 1974 , ASttEX A* QUOTE A*

CO STROLLED BY THE TGSKISH THCOPS , PRISONERS AND C I V I L I A N

POPULATIOM U AFTE'H THE lAKDISfi OF TH5 TURKISH TROOPS IS

THE S Y R E N I A DISTRICT THE M A J O R I T Y OF THE P O P U L A T I O N TRIED TO . .

ESCAPE FROM THE ABE ft IS QUESTION. 2* THE P O P U L A T I O N OVERRUN

BY _ THE LANDI?IS TROOPS W A S - COLLECTED 8Y THE TK TROOPS ft^JB BROUGHT

'tO SEVERAL ASSEMBLXHG POIHTS, PRIHCIPf tLUY TO THE SOWS

HDTEL IN KYBESIA TOWS* FURTHER AREAS WHERE THE C I V I L I A N

PDPUlATIOW wAS IB TROUBLE W£fig SELLAPAIS, KftSJJI &W TRIHITHI . AFTER

A CERTAIN TIME FOREIGNERS COULf) LEAVE THE AHSA WITH. TH3 HELP

OF. UWHCYP AMD A RESCUE OPERATION BY THE BRITISH ISAVY,.

H5WSVER ARE STILL AT DOME HOTEL* 3* Iff SSMERAL THE ^AL?: POPBLAT.IOH

OF THE GREEK CYPRIOT VILLAGES WAS T A K E » AS PBISONSRS " A«0; 'ESCORTED

•BY THE TK TROOPS INTO THE SHEAS OF 806HAZ/CUSSEl.Y/ORTft KEVY.

4V'f tCCORt) lS8 TO THE LATEST REPORTS WOttEM AN» CHILDREN

or M A K Y " ' V I L L A G E S IM THE K Y R E N I A DISTRICT WERE TC?LD TO LEAVETHE V I L L A T E S ND TO FINn THEIR WAY .TO THE LIKES OF THE W f t T I O M * L

'GUARD. 5. THE EVACUATION OF FOREIGNERS «HO i'ESE NOT RESCUED

BY THE BRITISH 'SAVY «?ftS TAKES G^RE OF 3Y THE EMBASSISS AMD THE

UW. RELIEF OPERATIO». . . «, "THE UM WAS 6RA&UALLY &ENIE5

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TH£ Q R G A M I 7 A T I O » AND QPSATIOM OF RELIEF SUPPLIES SECASH HORS

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THE SUPPLY COW/0 YS. 50 FAR OWE CONVOY RU« BY THE ICRC

COSSISTIMa OF THREE LORRIES (STDMS) WAS CARRIEB OUT

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IN K Y R E W I A ^ THE UILLf tOES OF B^LLAPAIS ^^0 T!^!THIe THE

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SHORTLY AFTSRVftRDS, IS HAHPEREt? IS CABRYI^Q OUT THE POLICE

WORK IN TH5 ARF A SEGAilSE THE TK TRGOPS DE'IY THS*!

Of *IOVE«E»rr, B* ftRS&S CONTROLLE!) BY THE NATTOKAt

GS^HAL*,* I t . f tFlSR THE TK LAÎMQ THE W f t T OB STftRTEP

AS OVER- ALL ATTACK OH THE TURKISH EWCtAVSS SPREftD ALL

OVER THE I S L A N D , MOST OF THE TK CYF CQKTROlLSt) aREf tS W^RE

OVERRUH AMD OCCUPEO BY THE W GD. PRISONER'S ftWJ) VIVSeSE

CIVILt f tW POPULftTIOM, . , 1?# IM MOST OF THE C^SES THE t^L?

POPULATION W I T H I N , A W I L I T f t R Y AGE H A V E 9ESN T A K E N AS

PRISONERS OF W f t R VHEREAS THE FS.MALSS A?*D THE CHILDREN COULD

REMAIN IS TH£ VILLAGES. !3* ?DÊ 5,500 TK CYPS HAVE

SOUGHT RE FUGS IS THE SOVSREISÎ QASfi Ê^ OF ftXROTISI AND '

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A SCHOOL. PRISONERS FHO-M THE LEFKA DISTRICT VERS PARTLY

TRANSFERRED TO THE PRISON CAM? OF U8ASSQU USCIVPOL IB

PERMITTED TO SEE THIS P R I S O N CAMP AND ACCORDING TO REPORTS

THEY ARE #ELL TREATED, THERE IS Qt-JLY A L A C K OF BLflVKETS,

RELIEF OPERATION.. . 15*. SAVE THE CHILDREN FIJMD IS SUPPORTI'

7 HI REFUGEES IM THE SB** 16* UN «AS C A R R Y I N G OWT SERIES

OF SUPPLY TRANSPORT TO AR£OS WHERE. TIC CYFS WERS IS >J3v«3) Of

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ft'??D OHEH CO" PETE ST ^yTHORITIES. SO FAR A MUflSSR OF ABOUT

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TOWN1 XSe OS ACCOUNT OF L f t C f ? OF FREEDOM OF MOVEWSNT,

ALMOST INOPERATIVE* 15, THS SUPPLY S I T U A T I O M FOR THE

POPULATIOtl IS M3T TOO BSD ALOTHOUGH 'SO??S "SPECIFIC A R E A S *,R^

HIT ^ORE GRAVELY, J^J P A R T I C U L A R THOSE 18 THS KYRUSlA

AREA* DUE TO THK RESTRICTION OF MOVEMENT IMPOSED 0*3 U?J

IS KYHE?HA IT IS DIFFICULT TO 0 3 T A I W AW A C C U R A T E P I C T U R E OF

THE SITUATION IH S0«£ AREA'S, 20. TH£ MOST URCE?-? T A " H

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2. DAY HAS BEES GENERALLY QUIET A P A R T FROM SOflS FIRING IM

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MOVEWE?;T FORWARD BY T U R K I S H FORCES IN A R E A WD soo 9-ss A^VE 14S OSS FOLLOWING FIRING, ti" THOOPS V?SRS FIRED 0^ ^T

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FROM O R A N G E TO BLUE ALERT AT 1700 MRS*

3a K Y H E l M l A DISTRICT (EAST) . T U R K I S H FORCES DEMANDED

W I T H D R A W A L OF Ur) TROOPS WHO v'SRE D I S C O U R A G I N G ENTRY OF

T U R K S TO BELLAPAIS V?HERK GREEK CTYPRIOT RSFUeEES ARE! GATHTRaO

AND TKREATEWEP THE?1? ÎTH '.-JEftPONS. UM TROOPS R E W A I ^ E D 1$

SITU E M P H A S I S I N G THKIE H U M A N I T A R I A N ROLE AMD ' SVESTUALUY

FERMITT^D T U R K S TO ENTER V I L L A G E , UN OP AT O R M O P H I T A ÂS

W I T H D R A W S AT 2230 HRS ! AUGUST IM COKSEQUEHCE OF FIGHTING "

IS THftT AREA ( P A R A 1 ftBOVE).

4, KYRSÎA DISTRICT C\?EST)« 13^5 ARMOURED CAR PATROLS

COHTIMUED TO BE ACTIVE* SHELL! M0 OF A R E A WE 13 09 BY T U R K S

OBSERVED 1050 HRS. m PATROL CAWE UMDER F!RE WHILE TRYIM9

TO ESTABLISH FORWARD LINES Iff WESTERN PART OF D I S T R I C T *

SEE ALSO P A R A 1.

5, NICOSIA DISTRICT. N A T I O N A L G U A R D ESTABLISHED NEW

(• POSITION IH SUILDISG OCCUPIED 3Y FAMILIES OF BRITISH H I G H

CO-MISSION AVD V/ERE REMOVED AFTER UMFICYP PROTEST* '

S» F A M A G U S T A DISTRICT. SOME LOOTIMG BY T U R K I S H CYPRIOTS

C 1JJ PORT AREA REPORTED* U^FJCYP E N D E A V O U R I N G TO STOP THIS,

7, L I M A S S O U Z O H S « %TR*

8. L E F K A DISTRICT, STR. " ,

( 3. FIRST MEET I WG IN A C C O R D A N C E WITH GSNSVA D E C L A R A T I O N OF

,- M I L I T A R Y REPRESENTATIVES OF UK, GREECE AND T U R K E Y W I T H

USFICYP 1$ ATT ORANGE REPRESENTED BY DCOS COL 3EATTIS

( T O O K P L A C E AT HQ UHFICYP AT 1630 M R S , DSL AY H A V I N G BSEM DUE

TO RES.UEST BY T U R K I S H REPRESENTATIVE FOR FURTHER T I M S TO

PREPARE HIMSELF. MEETING VMS CONFINED TO E X C H A N G E OF V I E V J f f .

FURTHER lEETP-ra IS SCHEDULED FOR 0900 MRS 5 AUGUST.

( SEE 1JNF1CYP 1026.

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A U G U S T . Om I C R C CONVOY WHICH L5TFT FOR G R E E K CYPRIOTE

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U THE SITUATION IN CYPRUS IN THE LAST 24 HOURS HAS^HWr'*- .

R E M A I N E D M A I N L Y UNCHANGED. IN THE LAST 3-4 DAYS T U R K I S H

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EPIKTITOS SOUTHEAST OF K Y R S N I A . THIS WAS STATED BY UNFIGYP'S

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MR. W E C K M A N N - M U N O Z , HAV2 B E E N IN TOUCH WITH

THE A C T I N G PRESIDENT FL4FCOS CLSRIDSS AND VICE-PRESIDENT

R A U F D E N K T A S K . , U N F I C Y P IS SEEKIHGTO M A K E POSSIBLE FOR

GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES TO VISIT GREEK CYPHIOT POPULATION

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DISTRICT AMD FOR THE T U R K I S H CYPRIQT L E A D E R S H I P TO VISIT

THEIR P O P U L A T I O N IN THE SOUTHERN PART OF THE I S L A N D .

2. STAJDUHAR A N N O U N C E D U N F I C Y P ' S TOTAL STRENGTH ON 25

JULY 1974 WAS 3,103 WITH THE FOLLOWING B R E A K D O W N *

AUSTRIAN'S 226s UK 1333* C A N A D I A N S 481: DANES 238!

FINNS 394: =

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IRISH 3s SWEDES 225s C I V I L I A N POLICE 144 AMD MEDICAL

UNIT 14.

3. SIXTY A U S T R I A M S ARE A R R I V I N G TONIGHT, A R R I V A L OF 200

FINNS IS EXPECTED Iff THE NEXT WEEK* SWEDISH AND D A I ^ I S H

B A T T A L I O N S ARE ALSO DUE TO ARRIVE IN THE COURSE OF THE NEXT WEEK,

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SPOKESMAN STATED THE H U M A N I T A R I A N RELIEF' O P E R A T I O N HAS

C O N T I N U E D AND SO FAR 10 CONVOYS OF IJNFICYP TRUCKS HAVE

CARRIED FOOD, MATER' , SA3Y FOOD, L I M I T E D ^SEDI C£L

If! THE FOLLOWING PLACES? 8 E L L A P A I S , DOME HOTEL II* K Y R E B I A ,

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TR 13 IT HI* CONVOYS WITH FOOD, M E D I C A L SUPPLIES AND WATER

HAVE LEFT THIS M O R N I N G FOR VARIOUS D E S T I N A T I O N S . COWVOYS

FOR B E L L A P A I S AND DOME HOTEL IS KYROIA WERE TURNED B A C K AT

BOGHAS C N I C Q S I A / K Y R E M I A R O A D ) 3Y T U R K I S H ARMY FORCES

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THEM AND D I S T R I B U T I O N SHOULD BE DONE 3Y THEM.

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NICOSIA AIRPORT DEPENDS ON THE OUTCOME =

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6. ASKED ABOUT ATROCITIES Alfl) MASSACRES, UNFICYP S P O K E S M A N

SAID A L L E G A T I O N S WERE R E C E I V E D FROM BOTH SIDES AMD H E A D Q U A R T E R S

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UHFICYP'S FORCES ARE MOT INTERPOSED, STAJOUHAR R E A D

TO THE PRESS FOLLOWING PART OF THE SECRET ARY-GE WERAl/S

STATEMEOT OF 27 JULY? QUOTE THE QUESTION OF I N T E R P O S I N G

3ETWEEN THE TURKISH FORCES AND THE CYPRIOTS N f t T I O H A L GUARD

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A R E C U R R E N C E OF F IGHTING BETWEEN THE TWO C O M M U N I T I E S IN CYPRUS.

IT DID NOT E N V I S A G E THE INTERPOSITION OF UNFICYP B E T W E E N

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OF CYPRUS. I H A V E INSTRUCTED MY R E P R E S E N T A T I V E IN G E N E V A , =

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MR. GUYER, TO DISCUSS WITH THE THREE FOREIGN MINISTERS

IN THE NEGOTIATIONS THE BEST WAY IN WHICH UBFICYP CAM A C T I V E L Y

ASSIST IN L I M I T I N G FURTHER HOSTILITIES AMD CSASEFIR?: V I O L A T I O N S .

OBVIOUSLY, ANY PL AH I N V O L V I N G THE I N T E R P O S I T I O N OF I'NFICY?

'•'OL'LO R E Q U I R E THE COMPLETE CO-OPERATION OF BOTH SIDES. U H Q U O T E

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ASKED TO GIVE D E T A I L S HOW T'JRKISH ARMED FORCES A D V A N C E D

IM THE L^ST FOUR DAYS, UNFIGYP'S 'SPOKESMAN S A I D HE COULD

HOT GIVE THESE DETAILS BUT ADDED IT APPEARS THAT TURKISH

ARMED FORCES LIME GOES EAST OF K Y B E N I A TO THE VILLAGE OF

AYIOS EPILTITOS THEN DOWN TO THE SOOTH TO BUFFAVENTO. =

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SOUTH UP TO THE OLD LIKE NORTHEAST OF N I C O S I A ,

C O N T I N U E S NEAR TO THE CITY I N C L U D I N G T R A C H O M A S AND PART OF

OMORPHITA. L I N E THEN ROES WEST OF NICOSIA TOWARDS Y E R A L A K K O S ,

THEN NORTHWEST TO AYIOS ERMOLAOS. L I N E F I N A L L Y GOES TO THE

HORTH AND COMES TO THE SEA AT THE PLACE =

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JUST EAST OF K A R A V A S .

1 0 . - A S K E D TO COHFIRM IF TURKISH ARMED FORCES HAD T A K E H OVEH

THE V I L L A G E OF AYIOS EPIKTITOS STAJDIJHAR REPLIED IT M I ^ H T

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HE SAID IN THE M E A N T I M E S E C R E T A R Y - G E N E R A L ' S SPECIAL

REPRESENTATIVE, HR. W E C X M A N N - M W J O Z AMD THE UNFICYP

FORCE C O M M A N D E R , MAJOR -GENERAL PRE?1 CHAND, WITH THEIR

AIDES, ARE STUDYING THE D E C L A R A T I O N S

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SAID U N F I C Y P HAS RECEIVED TODAY A NUMBER OF PROTESTS 3Y

N A T I O N A L GUARD A G A I N S T M O V E M E N T S FORWARD 3Y TUR xfsiT ARMED

FORCES IN K Y R E S I A DISTRICT IM THE R E G I O N OF THE TOWN OF

K A R A V A S AND ALSO NEAR N I C O S I A * CYPRUS ACTING PRESIDENT,

GLAFCOS CLERIDES, = :

P4 = CALLED BY TELEPHONE THE UNFICYP FORCE C O M M A N D E R , '

MAJOR -GENERAL PR EM CHAND, AND PROTESTED AGAINSTSTKESE

M O V E M E N T S OF TURKISH AR^ED FORCES IN K Y R E N I A DISTRICT. C ;

STAJDUHAR ANNOUt tGED AT N O O N T I M E S E C R E T A R Y - G E N E R A L ' S .

SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE MET WITH THE VICE-PRESIDENT,

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AT HIS OFFICE. THEY DISCUSSED V A R I O U S M A T T E R S OF THE C U R R E N T

SITUATION IN CYPRUS AMD ALSO EXCHANGED VIEWS ON THE LATEST

D E V L O P M E M T - G E N E V A D E C L A R A T I O N WHICH WAS S I G H E D LAST WIGHT.

SPOKESMAN STATED THE S I T U A T I O t f O M 30 JULY IN CYPRUS HAS1

IB GENERAL BEEN QUIET WITH SOME SPORADIC SHOOTING AROUND THE TURKISH:

Af® LEFKA DISTRICTS AND LIMASSOL Z O N E SAY THAT ON 30 JULY

THE S I T U A T I O N HAS R E M A I N E D OU1ET. YESTERDAY, S P O R A D I C

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POST HAS 3EEN ESTABLISHED AT A L A M I N O S . ASKED ABOUT t 'NFICYP'S

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THE GREEN LIME IN A R E A OF TRAKHONAS. M A N Y SHIPS WERE OBSERVED

If-? PROMT OF X Y R E N I A . F A M A G T J S T A : R E P E A T E D SONS ING A?© R O C K S T Z

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OF THE T O W N AND ON THE UM GAWP AT KARAOLOS. TURK CYPRIOTS

CHARGED THAT TURK C I V I L I A N S IN THE CHATOS HAD B E E N SUBJECTED

TO ATROCITIES BY THE N A T I O N A L G U A R D , CHARGES SPECIFY 3 E H E A D I K G

AMD MASSACRES. THE N A T I O N A L GUARD =

DENIED THESE CHARGES. L A R K A C A : ALL EFFORTS TO PREVENT FIGHTIMG

AT ' M A R I HAS FAILED AMD THE UN HAS LOST C O N T A C T W I T H THE N A T I O N A L

GUARD. UN OBSERVER ON SPOT REPORTS THAT V I L L A G E R S OF N A R I

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P A R T I C U L A R L Y BY THE USE OF AIR POWER T H R O U G H O U T THE I S L A N D .

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T I M ^ . AT 1515 HRS THE T U R K I S H A M B A S S A D O R D E M A N D E D A S1SNHD

STfTEMEKT FROM HATIOWAL G U A R D TO THE EFFECT THAT THE N A T I O N A L

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NIMESIA DISTRICT! HE N A T I O N A L G U A R D PROTESTED THAT T U R K

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CASUALTIES WAS B E Y O N D THE H A N D L I N G CAPABILITIES OF THE LOCAL

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WOUND EO AMD NOSE KILLED. SOVEREIGN BASE AREA REPORTED

THAT N A T I O N A L GUARD HAD S U R R O U N D E D TURKS IN P E R G A M O S WHICH

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ARE CONCENTRATED IN ' C Y R E M l A , F A M A G U S T A AREAS.

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^ AND INTRODUCE A SENSE OF NORMALITY AND STABILITY TO THE

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M O U N T A I N S . '

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^ VILLAGES- "AT MAR I THE T U R K CYPRIOTS REFUSE TO

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•^ G U A R D ELEnEMTS D E M A N D E D E i v T R Y I N T O UN CAMPS IN O R D E R TO

(CI N T E R R O G A T E T U R K CYPS UNDER UH PROTECTION. THESE D E M A N D S WERE

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1. "I. - S I T U A T I O N AT 0800 HO!JT>S 23 JULY,

2. GENERAL* AT 0300 HQ U N F I C Y P REQUESTED ASSURANCES FROM THE

TURKISH AND N A T I O N A L GUARD THAT A COMPLETE CASE FIRS WOULD 3E

PUT INTO EFFECT IN MI COS I A AS OF 0500 HOURS.

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GREEKS AGREED TO HBOt.T? CSASE FIHE IF TE3RKS AGREED TO HALT AIR

ACTIVITY.- T U R K I S H AMBASSADOR HSPOKTEB THAT HE WAS UNABLE TO G I V E

ASSURANCES AT THAT TIME.1 AT 0600 HOURS A GENERAL* CEASEFIRE

OVER THE "HOLE ISLftt-fO A N N O U N C E D FOR 1600 HOURS. 3. NICOSIA

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OF NICOSIA AIRPORT I N D I C A T I N G A POSSIBLE AERIAL RESUPPLY WISSIOK

FOR THE G R E E K . CYPRIQTS. C O M W E W C I R G AT APPROX 0130 FOURTEEN

(SEEK FREIGHTER A I R C R A F T ATTEMPTED TO L A H D AT THE

TWO WERE SHOT DOWN BY WAT <3D ARTI AIR CRAFT FIHS =

C: ONE CRASHED ON L f t N D I K G AWD THE REMAl^ER M A N A G E D TO L A N D

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CONTIJ3SEOT HAS RESUMED PATROLS OF THE GREEN LINE USING FZHR2T =

SCOUT CARS IK ORDER ACHIEVE AIR FORMALITY AND CALMNESS.

CAHCOW IS CAUTIOUSLY REESTABLISHING ACCOMMODATION AREAS IN THE CITY.

4. C Y R E B I A DISTRICT. REPORTS OF SEA L A N D I N G RECEIVED AT 0730 HOURS

^ NEAR CYRENIA WITH SOME DESTROYS!* FIRE AGAINST A N A T I O N A L GUARD

CAMP. 'r5. FAMAGUSTA DISTRICT, GOSH ALLY QUIET,

, S« ' L A R A N A C A DISTRICT, G E N E R A L L Y QUIET.

7, PAPKOS DISTICT. * riW PROVIDED ASSISTANCE TO A LARGE DUMBER

^ ( M O W ESTI1ATED AT 3S05 OF WOUNDED TURKS AT M A H D R I A V I L L A G E . -

f E?. L T F K A DISTRICT* AT 0250 HOURS D A I I C O f J REGHTSSTED AUTHORITY

TO W I T H D R A V ? HIS C O N T I N G E N T FROM LIMHITIS AWD XSROS AS HE

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AND OR THE EDGES OF THE ENCLAVE NORTH =

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T U R K AMBASSADOR AMD W I T H D R A W A L OF UM TROOPS SES OUR 827).

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THi CITY. I N T E R M I T T E N T F I G H T I N G =

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THS L E D R A PALACE HOTEL. •;

4 . ' C Y R E N I A DISTRICT. I N T E R M I T T E N T F I G H T I N G ON EDGES OF E N C L A V E .

TURKS REINFORCED BY HELICOPTER A N N O U N C E M E N T THAT B R I T I S H

FRIGATE WILL ATTEMPT P I C K UP N A T I O N A L S FROM 3EACHES EAST OF

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ORDER TO STOP AIR ATTACKS. M A W D R I A V I L L A G E B U R N T TO THE G R O U N D

M A N Y OF ITS I N H A B I T A N T S KILLED AND SOr

W O U N D E D . UN ENDEAVOURING TO ASSIST WITH CASUALTIES OH BOTH

SIDES. AT STAVROKOMO WHERE M A N Y TK CYPS HAD GATHERED TO FIGHT

NAT GD UW REESTABLISHED OP AND E N D E A V O U R E D TO N E G O T I A T E

CEASEFIRE OR SURRENDER. '

9. LEFKA DISTRICT. ALL UN OPS W I T H D R A W N TO L I M N I T I S AND XEHOS

CAMPS D U R I N G = '

C O N T I N U E D F I G H T I N G A R O U N D L I M N I T I S A N D K O K K I N f t ENCLAVES.

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A T T E M P T I N G EVERYWHERE TO S frVE LIVES AND TO SECURE LOCAL CE

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RELEASED U f W A I W E D . FURTHER TURKISH HELICOPTER L A N D I N G S I N

THE E N C L A V E .

5, F A ^ A G U S T A DISTRICT. TEMPORARY CEASEFIRE ESTABLISHED IN

FAMAGU3TA 14.40 HOURS

fi . L A R N A C A DISTRICT, TURKISH CYPRIOTE HAVE SOUGHT REFUGE

IN UN CAM? I" =

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L A R N A C A . N A T I O N A L G U A R D HAVE T H R E A T E N E D T O FIRE O N CAMP

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BEING D R I V E N 1?1TO THE SEA AT M A K D R I A . T U R K I S H AIR FORCE A T T A C H E D

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USING UN LANDROVERS WITH OH FLAGS. THESE W E R E . CAPTURED

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HANDS BUT THEY HAY BE IS BSLLAPAIS. KYRENIA IS. QUIET AND

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6. L A R K A C A DISTRICT, 090 0 HOURS, N A T I O N A L GUJRD

RESUMED A T T A C K OH TURKISH AHEA IN SPITE OF WHITE FLAGS.

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v A I R P O R T . ROUNDS F A L L I N G IB V I C I N I T Y CAMP UKFICYP AMD HQ

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1. S I T U A T I O N AT 0900,

2. -GENERAL HEAVY - HEAVY FIGHTINGjCOBTINUES THROUGHOUT

ISLAND. IB SOME GOCATIONS SHAj(Y^_ASEFIRES HAVE B E E N A R R A N G E D

BY UN. OVERFLIGHTS BY HIGH P E R F O R M A N C E AIRCRAFT C O N T I N U E . '

m FURTHER REPORTS OF TROOP^J^AWDINGS IN CYPRUS.

3. NICOSIA DISTRICT. LOCAL U S ' H A V E SUCCEEDED IN ESTABLISHING

LO WITH LOCAL NATGD IN NICOSIA. TRUCE ARRANGED If! NICOSIA

ALOMG GREEN L I M E AT OSOO HOURS BECAME EFFECTIVE AT 0630

HOURS AND MOW ONLY SPORADIC FIRING A L O N G - G R E E N LIME* BOTH

SIDES APPEAR TO BE H O N O U R I N G TRUCE* •

4. ' K Y H E N I A DISTRICT - 0705 HOURS, HEAVY FIGHTING REPORTED ALL

AL0^3G K Y R E N I A R A N G E . DNCIVPOL K Y R E N I A DISTRICT T A K E N REFUGE

IN TJIKLOS CAMP. STILL NO WORD OF WHEREABOUTS OF 12 F I N N I S H

paiFOHERS T A K E N BY N A T I O N A L GUARD. TJISO.OS CAMP AND THREEOPS R E M A I N M A N N E D . (

5. , F A M A G U S T A DISTRICT - UN OP GOLDFISH W I T H D R A W N . T U R K I S H

AIRCRAFT B O M B I N G FftMAGUSTA, RSPOHTS THAT N A P A L M HAS BEEN

USED. CARL GUSTAV CAMP STILL OCCUPIED BY UN FORCES.

6, 1ARWACA DISTRICT - KOPHINOU OP R E M A I N S : M A N N E D * LOCAL UN

ATTEMPTING TO ARRANGE CEASEFIRE IN L A R f - J A C A TOWN.

7. 'LIOASSOL DISTRICT -"LIMASSQL QUIET EXCEPT FOR REPORTS OF

FIGHTING IN EPISKOPI VILLAGE. ' r

8.CPAPHOS DISTRICT - LARGE NU-MBSR OF REFUGEES KELT AT ST.

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* TO RESUPPLY BEING M A D E BY AIS FROM POLEMIDHIft* CEASEFIRE IN

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TRYING TO A R R A N G E CEASEFIRE. '

( 9, LEFKA DISTRICT - F I R I N G WITH MORTARS AND HMG REPORTED

( AT L E F K A T O W N 0440 HOURS. 0845 L E F K A WAS ATTACKED WITH HIGH

LEVEL B O M B I N G , ROCKETS AND SHELLING*

10. WE HAVE RECEIVED A PROTEST FROM N A T I O N A L G U A R D H E A D Q U A R T E R S

THAT THE TURKS ARE B O M B I N G I N D I S C R I M I N A T E L Y C I V I L I A N TARGETS

INCLUDING THE HOSPITAL IN FAMAGUSTA* THEY SAID THAT IF IT

IS NOT STOPPED I M M E D I A T E L Y THERE V?ILL BE VERY STRONG R E T A L I A T I O N

WHICH COULD LEAD TO A LOT OF BLOODSHED A C C O R D I N G TO OUR I N F O R M A T I O N1 •'.

THE HOSPITAL HAS BEEN BOMBED BUT IT APPEARS TO HAVE B E E N

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WAS Ai^,L IN THE nSKTING* HOWEVER, WITH D A Y L I G H T HE AVY^ RIGHTING

- R E C O M M E N C E D THROUGHOUT THE ISLAND. HIGH P E R F O R M A N C E A I R C R A F T

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GREEH L I N E IIIFLTHE AREA OF .HEAVIEST. E N G A G E M E N T IK AREAS OF

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TO C A N C O N P E R S O N N E L , TOTAL WOUNDED HOW SEVEN 4, K Y R E B I A D I S T R I C T . ;

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UNGIVPOL STATIONS W / ' ^ D R A W N DURING WIGHT. NEGOT^TIOKS FOR CEASEFIRE

BROKE ' D O W N AT 03R35 HOURS. T U R K I S H CYPRIOTS PREPARED TO ACCEPT

CEASE FIRS BUT NOT =

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22R50 'HOURS, 1,000 TURKISH CYPRIQTS HELD AT STADIUM BY N A T I O N A L

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