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S-0903-0003-02-00001
Expanded Number S-0903-0003-02-00001
Title items-in-Cyprus - United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP) - situation reports
Date Created 20/08/1974
Record Type Archival Item
Container S-0903-0003: Peackeeping - Cyprus 1971-1981
Print Name of Person Submit Image Signature of Person Submit ~""P2 = " C . TO BE DELIBERATE. . , _'" ' BRAVO. DEMONSTRATION In DHERINIA (GR WD 875 S15) ENDED 221700B
HRS. NO INCIDENTS. CuUR SITREP NO. 6091 REFERS.) ( CHARLIE. AI 221140B TK FORCES IN AREA GR VD 981 869 ( W OF ANGOLIMI! FIRED AT NAT GD PATROL IN AREA GR VD S>S2 861. ONE NAT GD =
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BY THIS HQ. DELTA. AT 2211408 TK FORCES PROTESTED MOVEMENTS BY NAT GD C IN VARISHA (GR VD 77 87). INVESTIGATIONS BY LOCAL UN DISCLOSED PATROL OF EIGHT (8) NAT GD SOLDIERS IN VILLAGE. PATROL ORDERED TO WITHDRAW BY LOCAL UN. = ( P4= PROTEST LODGED TO LOCAL NAT GD. — SECOND. HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS. ',' ALPHA. R£-SUPPLY= FIVE LOADS (20) TONS) OF FOOD AND PERSONAL IFT PARCELS DELIVERED TO FAilAGUSTA FOR DISTRIBUTION TO GK GYPS IN THE DISTRICT. Gs • ;. ( BRAVO. PROGRESS CONTINUES IN PREPARING PROGRAMME FOR ANTI- -•;
MALARIA SPRAYING CAMPAIGN. AGREEMENT REACHED BETWEEN BOTH £ HEALTH AUTHORITIES AND A = =5 C P5/20= "" * SCHEME FOR AN OPERATION ALONG THE CEASE FIRE LINE WILL BE SUBMITTED TO TK FORCES AND NAT GD FOR CONSIJARATION. =
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SITREP NUMBER 60S2. S1TREP PERIOD 2212003-231200B.
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FOR filCOSIA WHERE A FEW FIRING HCIDE8TS OCCURRED LAST MIGHT* THE SITUATION APPEARS TO BE H08E STABLE* LOCAL U?* = f»2 * 1(9 HICOS1A HAS SUGCESSFia.LV ESTABLISHED LIAISON OFFICEHS WITH BOTH SIBES IK SOME POTENTIAL TROUBLE AREAS, U FAMAGUSTA T^ FORCES HAVE VERBALLY AGREED TO US US£ OF HOUSES
At SALAH1S BOAD. OUR SITHEP fJO 53SG REFERS, SECOMD
HHMANITftSIA AiTAISS PURSUANT TO A8HEEMENT REACHED BBTWESM CLEHIDES/DSHKIASH OF 30 2 P3 s SEPT 74 ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTYFOUB o SY13 SSS NICOSIA 187 50 ET AT PR I OR IT E SSS MICOSIA 1S7 30 13382; EtATHZIOHITE UMHCfi «HFO> , , j UHfvICYP 1675 StTREP NUMBER SiTERP PERIOD K9120QB - 3012GQ3 FIRST 5 GENERAL J THE fUUTAKY SITUATION REMAINS QUIET EXCEPT FOR NICOSIA WHERE FIHIN8 3Y BOTH SIDES COtff INUED FOR SEVERAL HOURS LAST MIGHT * J UN AT BOTH HQ AND LOCAL LEVEL FINALLY MEGOTUTEB A SUCESSPUEL CEASE FIRE AKD NEGOTIATIONS AKS = CQMTIMIUMG TO PREVENT A RECURRENCE OF FIRING » APPROXIMATELY SEVEN THOUSAND <7,OGD> PEOPLE ATTENDED A PRO MAKARIOS DEMONSTRATION IH LIMASSOt, YESTERDAY ; IT ORDERLY AND THERE WERE NO INCIDENTS » SECOND t HUMAN IT ARIAS THIRTEEN U3> OF THE SIXTEEN (16) TK CYP PRISONERS DETAINEES RELEASED LOCALLY TO MANBHIA OK &5 a PJs SEP HAVE NOW REQUESTED TO BE ALLOWED TO GO TO TH£ NORTH * THEY CLAIN THEY FILLEI? IN FORMS IBGORRECTLY , 7ESETED CAMPS FOR GK CYP REFUGEES UNDER CORSTRUCTIOM AT WD 5857 (LARHACA DISTRICT). TK CYP AUTHORITIES HA8DED OVER TWENTY CSO) QK CYPS VOHI CWD 452 S30 ) = TO UN AT NICOSIA OH £8 SEP 74* BROUGHT BY UN TO LOCAL RED "y. CftOSS , FOOD CONVOYS TO TK CYP VILLAGES Ifi SOUTH STILL SUSPENDED DUE TO SHORTAGES OF FOOD IS RED CRESCENT SOTRES * ')' ) COLS J675 5882 2SI200B-* 301200$ <7,000> C13) (16) 5S57 C20) IM PAGE FOUR (4) READ TSCTEI) TOD U37Z c r • V i v^v i ! V •C c SY 71 S3S NICOSIA 125 29 i!32Z = C ETAT PRIOR IT E UN AT IONS r HEWYORK= c - ' n c c c c SY 72 SSS NICOSIA 125 29 1132Z = C ETAT PRIOR ITE C UHKCR NEWYOaK = c L UHFICYP 1668. SECGEH INFO UNHCR FROM PR EM CHAND. SIT REP NUMBER 5 (- FIRST: GENERAL. THE MILITARY SITUATION REMAINS QUIET. T CF IN PYLA vJD €3 74 HAVE REFUSED LOCAL UN REQUEST FOR RETURN TO C STATUS QUO ANTE (OUR SITREP 5S80 REFERS) AND MATTER IS BEING TAKEN UP = f P2= ( BY THIS HEADQUARTERS. SEVERAL ISOLATED CEASEFIRE VIOLATIONS OCCURRED IN NICOSIA AREA. C <; SECONDS HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS. GK CYP PRISONERS FROM TURKEY HAVE NOT YET ARRIVED IN CYPRUS. SHORTAGES OF FOOD AND -MEDICINE IN KARPASS AREA, UKFICYP ^ DENIED ACCESS WITH RELIEF. STEADY EXODUS OF TK GYPS FROM VILLAGES IN LARNACA DISTRICT TO THE = P3/25= ^ {JOHTH. SIX HUNDRED DEAD PIGS AT FARM AT MIA MILEA WD 3S2 950 AND FOUR HUNDRED AT MILEA V/D 730 984. UWFICYP ^ ASSISTANCE NOT ACCEPTED, = C C C COLS 1668 5881 2S1200B 291200B S3 74 5880 382 C 9SO 730 984-H- TOD .. 1204Z JBW L , UNFICYP 16G5 SECGEN FROMPREM CHAND INFO UNHCR GENEVA/NEWYORK. .: ^ SITREP NUMBER 5S80 SITREP PERIOD 271200B - 2SI2008 ^ FIRST, GENERAL THE MILITARY SITUATION REMAINS QUIET. TK GYPS IN MIXED VILLAGE OF PYLA WD 6374 HAVE OBTAINED SMALL ARMS "V . AMD HAVE ORGANIZED ONE PLATOON OF TCF = 1 P2 = WHO HAVE ESTABLISHED SEVERAL POSITIONS IN THE AREA, LOCAL UN IS KOW BEGOT I AT ING FOR RETURN TO STATUS QUO ANTE. TURKISH COMD 1 HAVE DEMANDED WITHDRAWAL OF UN FROM THREE GK CYP OWNED HOUSES NEAR CARL GUSTAV CAMP IN FAMAGUSTA STATING THAT ALL PROPERTY IN •} TURKISH OCCUPIED AREA BELONGS TO = ".). . P3 = TURKISH FORCES. UN HAVE REFUSED TO WITHDRAW STATING THAT THEY HAVE LEGAL CONTRACTS WITH GK CYP OWNERS OF HOUSES. , "} SECOND. HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS PURSUANT TO AGREEMENT BETWEEN CLERIDES AND DENKTASH ICRC AND UN ) REGISTERED INHABITANTS OF TOKHNI WD 2943 WHO WISH TO EVACUATE TO y TURKISH CONTROLLED AREA. = P4/50 = ALL TK GYPS IN VILLAGE (APPROX 300) WISH TO LEAVE, ) TENTED REFUGEE CAMPS BEING PREPARED IN LARWACA DIST AT WD 543533 (CAPACITY 1,000) AND AT WD 535575 (CAPACITY 250). _ INFORMED BY ICRC THAT 500 GK CYP PRISONERS/DETAINEES ARE "^ '\ ) EXPECTED FROM TURKEY WITHIN NEXT 48 HOURS + :;-"; ' } " COL 1665 5S80 271200B 281200B 6374 2349 300 543583 •'• ) 1,000 535575 250 500 48* ''••> 3 BOOK OF TWO SY68 S NICOSIA 200 23 1414Z ETATPRIORITE UN AT IONS NEW YORK = ) SYS9 S NICOSIA 200 28 1414Z = ETATPRIORITE HICOMREF ) NEWYORK = /K\ 3 WWJ5 k NEWYORKS SY55 S BICOOSIA 125 27 G3&7- ETATPRIQBITE UNHCR 8EWYORK* ...... _., ..__..._ . - . . UWFICYP 1654* SITRSP PERIOD: 2S1200B-2712003. /x/ 1/^/WA \V" J \ K SITREP NUMBER 3S7S, FOSSTs GEMEaAL THE MILITARY SITUATION ") CONTINUES TO REMAIH QUIET* THERE ^£RK GOME ISOLATED INCIDENTS OP SHALL AHWS FIJUSQ IB T?|E NICOSIA AHD FA^A AHEAS. TCF HAVE WITHDRAWN! FHOW THE U^ PROPERTY CALLED THE ESTATE WD siss 93^0, SSCJMD. RELEASE Of PRJSO^KS AKO 3EIAINEE3 STILL SUSPENDED, GK ) GYPS IN TURKEY HO YET RSTUSN'ED TO CYPHUS* ICRC HEGOTIATIOM3 CONTINUE. FOOD DELIVERIES TO IK CYP VILLAGES !H THK SOUTH STOPPED TES^PORARILY AS HED CRESCENT CANNOT SUPPLY* .-«; HUM3ER s .) OF PIG FAJIM3 IN FAftAOUSIA | UEif ASSISTANCE + j COL 1654 £612003*2712005 5379 313S 9360 + J ) zczc UN u ) BOOK TWO. F'J'R MY 4- ?!Y54 5 NICOSIA 125 .27 CS£?= -x ) £T AT PHI OH IT E r c r ERE BK OF r r 3Y51 S NICOSIA o ETATPRIORITE T- • U NATIONS NEW YORK* c . c SY52 S NICOSIA INFO UNHCR N£WYORK UHF1CYP 1551 MISC 323 SITREP NUMBER 5STS SITHEP PERIOB 25 12003-251200B FIJ^ST SE8ERAL THE-MILITARY SITUATION REMAINS RELATIVELY QUIET THROUGHOUT MOST'OF THE I SLA® SECOHD SICOS1A ZONE EAST A UK PATROL WA»-STOPPED AT aUNPOIMT BY TK SOLDIERS At WS c 440805* THEY WERE KEPT ZH GUSTODYa Q FOR TWO HOURS AND ACCUSED OF SPYIHS FOR TH£ NAT SD A»D THEN C RELEASES. A ST8QJW PROTEST WAS MADE 3Y THIS HQ AND TK COMMAND APOLOGISES FOR THE INCIDENT.' FORTY CHP> S'lKSLE C V.. SHOTS¥EaE^ECORDED 3Y LOCAL "Ufi DBRINS THETSISHT. c TKIR& FAMASUSTA DISTRICT ( A TOTAL OF2 HUNDRED AMD THIRTY (230) LOOTIM3 I INCIDENTS HAVE ^ BEEN NOTED BY LOCAL tfN. FOURTH HUMAKITARIAN REPORT TWO HONORED AND NINETY (290) TK GYPS AND TWO HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN C2U) <3K GYPS RELEASED 2,5 SEP. SIXTEEN US) OF THE TK GYPS REMAINED LOCALLY^ IN PAPHOS AREA 2 OHE HUNDRED AND THREE TURKEY HAVE NOT SEEN RETURBED TO CYPRUS. ALL QK CYP PRISONERS/ 1 DETAINEES ON THE ISLAND HAVE 3EESU BELSASSD EXCEPT THOSE ' '( AWAIT IBS RETURN TO TJffilR VILLAGES IN THE HORTH. j TWO ' : MINE HUHDRED (900) TK CYP UMIVERSITY STUDENT SHAVE APPLIED j i TO GO ABROAD TO CONTINUE STUDIES.* DETAILS OF SX CYP StyDEMTS IN TK CONTROLLED AREA WASTIWQ A SIMILAR FACILITY m^ mi YET BEEIS DECEIVED* ONE HU«DHED (100) TK CYP TEACHERS ALSO WISH TO SO TO NORTH AS WELL . j AS THIRTEEN HUMORED 31300) ELEMENTARY A»» SECONDARY STUDENTS, .;i THREE UW DELIVEHSi) F000 SUPPLIES 25 s .'_.-' SSP TO THREE «K CYP VILLAGES IK WEED IN FAMAGUSTA DISTRICT m snuA I "o" N " REMAINS COL 165! 484 3373 8512003-2612003 RRPIPT WT WT C TOD 14062 r c c f ffZ-i \^ *J* 4 \J"i; 137 25 J.500Z a ET.A1 C USATI3SS C c 13? S3 13002 s C c ?^OK PSEM c SIIRSP SUMSER 5H77 SITKg;? PESI-3& 24 12003*25 i2003 c FIRSTS SEBEHAL c. T'vs wiLiiftSY SITUATION COMTI^UES TO HE^AIM QUIET. A OF S18SLS SHOT 3 tfEHE Fl^ED l« THE 9 ICO SI A &H£A 3uT c e c 1 O (233) IK CVPS Av^D 1V3 A :; L SIXTY <2£0) SK Cl tSASED 24 SEP? ISJCLUDl^a J SIX f AT ^A^AT O'JSO V»3 5^£ 5 OS ^£IM5 flO tu OEIIVERED FOOD -sttPPLU'3 OENSRAL COWRITJ'3WS AT T-i ^S CO^TlftUE c 5T?7 ^4iSOD iSOfe 2^2 260 iM fi £0 S8C •c 0 I* 7ft 522 533 005 ++• c c c ( /( - c c c c c (- SY32 SSS NICOSIA 187 25 1300Z = ET AT PRIOR IT E /- UNA! IONS / J NEW YORK = f^ ( i - ^ SY33 SSS NICOSIA IS? 25 1300Z K EIATPRIORITE ^ HICOMREF NEW YORK = SECRETARY-GENERAL FROM PREW CHAND INFO UHHCR (^ NEW YORK/GENEVA/ SITREP WU51BER 5377 SITREP PEHIOD 24 1200B-25 1200B STS GENERAL ^ THE MILITARY SITUATIOH CONTINUES TO REMAIN QUIET* A NUMBER OF SINGLE -SHOTS WERE FIRED IN THE NICOSIA AREA BUT ^ SECOND: HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS a P2 = . TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY! WO (292) TK CYPS AND TWO HUNDRED AND (^ SIXTY C2SO) GK CYPS RELEASED 24 SEP, INCLUDING SIX C6> TK CYPS RELEASED LOCALLY AT LARNACA. OPERATION DELAYED BY TWO HRS BECAUSE OF NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN ICRC C AND TK CYP AUTHORITIES CONCERNING TRANSPORTING OF TWENTY = (20) GK GYPS TO KARPAS AREA. THIS PROBLEM MOT RESOLVED BUT ( OPERATION WILL CONTINUE TODAY AS PLANNED WITH RELEASE OF APPROX TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY <280> TK CYP DETAINEES FROM YEROSKIPOS GR VD 500 460 AMD TWO HUMORED AMD SEVENTY C27Q) GK CYPS. ( GK CYPS = P4/37 = AT MARATHOVOUNQ V0 522 502 BEING MOVED TO VITSADHA WE ( 5SS 005. UN DELIVERED FOOD SUPPLIES TO MARATMOVOUNO AND GYP30S BUT GENERAL CONDITIONS AT THESE LOCATIONS CONTINUE TO BE DEPLORABLE WITH OVERCROWDING AND SAD SANITARY CONDITIONS = c COL 5877 241200B 25 1200B 292 2SO ZA 6 20 280 500 t 460 270 522 502 588 005 -H- CO -~=r"^- 00 c 1 TOD 2013Z C c c c c c f BOOK TWO «Y... r c c SY73 73 S 8ICOSIA 91 20 1033= c ET AT PHI OR IT E c UMATIONS NEWYOBK* oj ;£;; UWFICYP 1602 .... . c c C SY74 S NICOSIA 91 20 1053= ^ P • ET At PR I OR IT E C HCR C C SECGEN FROM PREH CHAHD IJJ?0 KCR 8SWYORK/SSHEVA c SJTHEP PESIOD 1912008 TO SOtSOOa SEP ?4. SJTREP N 5S7S* FIRST GENEftAL THE M It IX AS Y SITUATIOW RSMAISS QUIET c THROUQHOyT IKE ISLA»D« SECOND HUMAN!! ARIAS AFFAIRS . c ALPHA JK CYPS HAVE LEFT THE MIXED VIU.ASE OF OHftOMflLXlA WD AND THE TK a c c CY? VILLAGE KLAVDHIA WO 470^13 HAS BEEA! EVACUATED. VILLAGERS BELIEVED TO HAVE 8QN£ TO PER<5AMOS WD S4573Q 3RAVO, c UM MEDICAL OFFICER LEFKA DISTRICT VISITED QK CYPS IN TK CYP AREA. FO'Jft 6K CYPS EVACUATED TO 6K CYP HOSTPITAL SICOSIA + L uStf **.-'.^..>. C CDL 191200B 20i2003 74 5372 5555 470615 6457304- "1 /y SY95/9S NICOSIA l«5 21 13102 i*.fcj* i«i»M^.itk^ , ''S^*" S1 ETP UNAOIOHS NEWYORK 1 ' ETP UMHCH .f '4 NEW YORK SZ147 NICOSIA 2t 13102 ETP e 0»HCR'- c C U^FICYP 1^14 SITREP MR 5S75 SlTItEP PESIOS 201200 3 811200 B c. FIRST * GENERAL. THE SITUATION REMAINS GENERALLY QUIET THHOUSH L OUT THE ISLASD WITH THE EXCEPTION OF MOVEMENT OF 12 TURKISH TANKS AMD ONE COMPANY OF INFANTRY mo THE ATHNA VILLAGE AKEA WD 717$ AMD TUSKISH P2 FORCES THREAT NIM5 A UN PATROL IN DHAVLOS WE8220 AND ORDERING THEM TO LEAVE THE AREA. THERE WERE REPORTS OF ISOLATED FJfllWG BY SflALL ARMS IN THE WESTERN SUBURBS OF NICOSIA. SECOND.. HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS. -- - ALPHA. 587 GK CV? PR I SOWERS ARRIVED CYPRUS FROM TURKEY ON 20 SEPT. P3 RELEASE OF RAMA INI Nfl SICK AND WOUMOSD PRISONERS AfJD DETAINEES WILL TAKE PLACE AT 1400 3 31 SEPT AT LSDRA PALACE. 3RAVQ. TWO TRUGKLOAOS FOOD SUPPLIES C SIX TOMS) DESPATCHED NICOSIA 10 FAMAQUSTA DISTRIBUTION AMOMG QK GYPS IB JFAMAQUSTA DISTRICT WHERE THERE L «• IS URQEHT HEED CHARLIE f GYP ~D oc'foRs IT s PR DAILY. HO SHORTAGE OF MEDICAL TOD 1SODZ S-21/9 155S2 ME X UNF1CYP 15S9 SECGEN FROM PHEM CHAND INFO HCfi NYK/GEHEVA € SITREP NUMBER 5371 SITREP PERIOD tsiaoos TO 1912008 SEP 74 1 FIRST GENERAL c THE MILITARY SITUATION REMAINS QUIET THHQUGHT THE ISLAND SECOND HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS. C ALPHA DISTRICT OFFICER LEFKA DISTRICT HAS ASSURED LOCAL UN THAT THE REFUGEE AND SUPPLY = ( P2/5S = C SITUATION IS THE DISTRICT IS UNDER CONTROL, LOCAL AUTHORITIES- LIMASSQL DISTRICT ARE ALSO SATISFIED. S PERMIT SK GYPS TO C CLOSE TO TURKISH LIMES UNDER UN PROTECTION AT AVLONA WD 097912'^ DKENIA WD 1349 IS -~} CHARLIE INDICATIONS THAT UN IN FAMAGUSTA MAY HAVE MORE FREEDOM'^ (. OF MOVEMENT FOlf "HUMANITARIAN TASKS + ^ COL 1589 5871 1S1200B 131200B 74 097912 134918 C c c c L C !609Z BOOK TWO SY57 S NICOSIA 106 1405Z = (..: ET AT PR I OR HE UNAT IONS NEW YORK = V ( i SY58 S NICOSIA 106 19 ET AT PR I OH IT E ^L HICOMREF THE ISLAND* SECOHDs HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS* .ALPHA ICRC C HAVE MADE FIRST DELIVERIES OF FOOD TO PAPH03 DISTRICT* ITEMS - (. INCLUDED MLK,= SALT, SUGAR 3A8YF000 AND COOKISJG OIL* 3RAVO* C fr p5 C OF REFUGEES IH^EBERAL AHEA OHNIGHJA WD 71 72 REMAINS ;^ •;:n POOR* ACCDMWODATIONS A»D SAH1TARY STANDARDS VERY, LOW. ^ HISK OF EPIDEMIC DISEASE CONSIDERED HI8H, AUTHORITIES ARE .".' ,-.€ C ANXIOUS TO MOVE THEM TO MORE PERMANENT REFUGEE CAMPS IN LAHSNACft BUT s ~} C PS/2 4 5 C REFUGEES ARE «OT AEWIOUS TO GO. CHARLIE.' INTERWATIOHAL SOCIETY OF PREVENTIONS OF CRUELTY TO ANIf-WLS (ISPCA) ^ .REPRESEMTATIVE IS INSPECTING FARMS IH THE MORTJ**- - - C GOL 15S1 171200B-!S1£003 5870 71 72 C C jif27 S NICOSIA 4lLi7 15062 r, t ET AT PR I OR ITS C UMATIOHS NEWYORK= C UNFICYP 1574 3ITREP NUMBER 53G9 SITHEP PERIOD 1S12003-1712QOB FIRSTS GENERAL /-"" THE MILITARY SITUATION CONTINUES TO REMAIN QUIET WITH THE EXCEPTION OF CEASE FIRE VIOLATIONS BY FIRING IW THE LEFKA ' DISTRICT VD S6S5? NICOSIA ZONE WEST WD 1030 AND THE EASTERN SUBURBS OF NICOSIA.= SECOND: HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS ALPHA ATTEMPTS' CONTINUE TO SECURE RELEASE OF so FOREIGN NATIONALS STILL HELD BY TURK NATIONAL FORCES IN THE VILLAGE OF RIZOKARPASO C IN THE PANHANDLE AR*EA. BRAVO C HQ UNFICYP HAS TRIED OS MARY OCCASIONS TO GAIN ACCESS TO FARMS AND ORCHARDS IN ORDER TO COMPILE REPORTS^ • C ON THEIR CONDITION. THE TURKISH CYPRIOT SIDE HAS STATED THAT IT IS CAPABLE OF MANAGING THE FARMS AND OTHER INDUSTRIAL AND AGRICULTURAL CENTRES. CHARLIE A LARGE SEWERAGE PROJECT IN NICOSIA CITY HAS SEEN HALTED SINCE THE WAR BEGAN. THE PROJECT WAS FINANCED 3Y THE INTERNATIONAL BANK FOR= C RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT. THERE ARE LARGE AMOUNTS OF CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT AMD POUND 130,000 WORTH OF SEWAGE ./ PIPES WHICH ARE NOW IN TURKISH CYFRIOT HANDS. INITIAL C ATTEMPTS FOR RETURN OF THE PLANT HAVE BEEH REJECTED, THE REASON GIVEN 13 THAT THE TURKISH CYPRIGT QUARTER OF THE CITY WAS= ( P4/61- MOT GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE m DELTA, THE EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS AMD DETAINEES AT THE LED3A PALACE HOTEL IN NICOSIA PROCEEDED SMOOTHLY. ONE HUNDRED AND TWZNTYSIX TURKISH CYPRIOT3 WERE EXCHANGED FOR ONE HUNDRED AMD SIXTEEN GREEK CYPRIOTS. THE DATE OF THE NEXT EXCHANGE WILL DEPEND ON THE ARRIVAL OF GREEK CYPHIOT PRISONERS FROM TURKEY* COL 1574 5869 1612003-I7I2003 IYIT Ep QEPPPP + 1717Z+ SY59 SSS HICOSIA r«<* 13 C c ETATPSIORITE UMATIONS «3 P. £ MEWYGEK = TO SEC-GEN FROM PR EM CHAND C UNFICYP 1547 SITREP NUMBER 5SS5 SITREP PERIOD 1E1200B - 131SOOB FIRSTS GENERAL £ THE MILITARY SITUATION COWXIHUES TO REMAIN QUIET' WITH ONLY MINOR CEASEFIRE VIOLATIONS BY FISIH3 IN THE KOKKIWA AREA VD 64S2 ^ AND IH THE EAST AMD WEST SUBURB OF NICOSIA. = C P£ = SECOND: HUMAMITARIAN C ALPHA ALL EFFORTS TO DATE TO REMOVE 30 FOREIGN NATIONALS IN THE C PANHANDLE ASSA HAVE BEEN UNSUCCESSFUL* A FURTHER ATTEMPT UILL BE MADE TODAY BY ICHC, GROUP INCLUDES A CANADIAN CITIZEH WHO C IS VERY ILL. t BRAVO EFFORTS COWTIMUE TO GAIW ACCESS TO UNDP FARM = P3 = C AT MAEGO. SOME ANIMALS HAVE DIED AfJD IF ALL C ATTEMPTS TO REMOVE OR CARE FOR ANIMALS ARE REFUSED UN WILL ATTEMPT TO REMOVE BREEDING RECORDS AND FILES. C CHARLIE SEC HE ME UHDERWAY TO SALVAGE POUNDS 2-3 MILLION C OF TIMBER SURKT IN THE PAPHOS FOREST AND A FURTHER TRACT BURNT NEAR P4/1S = C. KYREHIA, 4 DEBARKING MACHINES ARE QH ORDER TO ASSIST IN (.. THIS PROJECT WHICH SHOULD PROVIDE SOME EMPLOYMENT = e- COL 1547 5365 1212003 13IS003 6482 2-3 4 (r c (c (c SY44 SSS NICOSIA 262 12 1324Z ETATPHIOHITE (r UN AT IDBS Cr ./rv.. NEW YORK (c (c UNFICYP I53S (c SITREP PERIOD ti 12008 121200B SITHEP WJflBER 5864 FIRST . GENERAL THE MILITARY SITUATION REMAINS QUIET THROUGHOUT THE ISLAND WITH THE EXCEPTION OF A MINOR CEASE FIRE FIOLATION BY FIR IMG IN THE LEFKA DISTRICT , ALPHA NAT TK, FORCES CONTINUE TO CONCENTRATE GK CYP a P2= REFUGEES IN CENTRES THROUGHOUT THE WORT HERN ZONE . TK CYPS ISOLATED IN THE SOUTHERN ZONENAPPEARDMMLHAVE HALTED MOIAMENT TOWARDS TURKISH HELD TERRITORY IN THE NORTH* MANY TK CYP VILLAGERS TO DATE HAD ATTEMPTED TO SELL THEIR DOMESTIC ANIHALS TO 6Y CYPS FOR VERY LOW PRICES ,= BRAVO- 'ENCOIRAGIN REPORTS HAME BEEil RECEIVED IN SOME DISTRICTS WHICH INDICATE THE NAT TURKS PERSOWNF!. AP TTFITnTMR nn:-/!irc;T -; flNJLl'lALb UK ALLUWiWU Utt UTr' UWWtKS- JL U IJU bU „ BRAVO WATER AND ELECTRICITY SERVICES ARE RETURNING TO NORNMAL ^ AHD THE COMPLETION OF REPAIR TO THE TRANSFORM DAIIFBLEFCON KO ^ WILL RESTORE SERVICES = ^ PA' Si TO ALL MAJOR CENTRES ON THE ISLAND * ^ CHARLIE ICRC AID AND RELIEF SUPPLIES CONTINUE TO ARRIVE ON THE ISLAND « V IMMEDIATE REQUIREMENTS ARE FOR SHELTER AND SLEEPING COTS V DELTA LISTS OF POWS HELD BY BOTH SIDES HAVE BEEN PREPARED AND HAHDED.. ^ TO THE ICRC » REPRESENTATIONS HAVE BEEN MADE = BY BOTH'SIDES FOR THE EARLY RELEASE OF TEACHERS AND ^ STUDENTS WHO ARE HELD AS POWS* MANY REFUGEES ARE HOUSED ^ IN SCHOOLS AND TODAY 2 SCHOOLS WERE ABANDONED BY REFUGEES IN ORDER THAT THE BUILDINGS ARE PREPARED FOR THE SCHOOL ^ TERM. THIS ENCOURAGING RETURN TO NORMALIZATION WILL BE ^ CLOSELY = P€/12= •' MONITORED OK ALL PARTS OF THE ISLAND I» THE COMING WEEK . COL :1535 111200B 12 1200B 2+ 3 155SZ-H- (I \ \ c 'J C SY34 SSS NICOSIA I73.1J 1S15Z = ETATPRIORITE C UNATIQMS HEWYORK = C C UNFICYP 1532 SECGEN FROM PREM CHAND* SITREP PERIOD 101200B - i!12QOB SITREP NUMBER 5863 c ': ' "•'• • ' FIRST; GENERAL C MILITARY SITUATION CONTINUES TO REMAIN QUIET EXCEPT IN THE NICOSIA DISTRICT AT 101805? SEP 14 WHEN A CASADIAtf UN SOLDIER C " -"" WAS SHOT AW» KILLED BY A NAT GD SOLDIER AT WD = t P2 = 3G25 9106 WHILST OM A ROUTINE PATROL. THIS OCCURRENCE C HAS BEE8 STRONGLY PROTESTED, C SECONDI ALL OTHER DISTRICTS REMAIN QUIET. THIRDS HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS A. CONVOY ARRANGED FOR EVACUATION OF 29 HOLDERS OF ( INTERNATIONAL PASSPORTS FROM KARPAS AREA STOPPED BY TURKS jf AT YIALOUSHA XE OSO 340 Oft = C P3 = ^ _ C GROUNDS THAT PROPER CLEARANCE HAD NOT BEEN OBTAINED. CONTINUING. £ ^-j E. WATER/ WATER SUPPLY FROM LEFKA DA,W.S RESTORED. IRREGATIONS ^ :; ' OF CROPS MORPHOU AREA RESUMED. ^ ~. L ^C. REFUGEES! LOCAL TK CYP LEADERSHIP LEFKA HAS UNDERTAKEN 'rj TO GIVE TO UN NAMES OF CK CYPS REMAIMIWG IN = ^ - A. • • "• - ' ' ' ' ' . PA/25 = c THE TK CYP CONTROLLED AREA. THEY HAVE BEEN GATEHERED IMTO CAMPS AT MORPHOU VD 99 95 AND PEMDAYIA VJ7 89 90. = C COL 1532 101200B IU200B 101805B 74 3625 9106 29 c 080 340 99 95 89 90 C c c C c c c aio-- S3S NICOSIA 56 091215Z = V ETATPRIORITE /' C UMAX IONS H£W YORK- c UBFICYP 1510 = SURE? M|j:iB£R 5C61 (• SITREP PERIOD 0312008-09 120GB, FIRST . GEMSHAL . £ MILITARY SITUATION CONTINUES TO REMAXfJ 3UIET THROUGHOUT THE ISLAND . f SECOND .NICOSIA DISTRICT . f NEGOTIATIONS AT LOCAL LEVEL HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL AND TURKS HAVE AGREED TO WITHDRAW FRO:^ THE US PROPERTY CALLED THE GALLAGHER ESTATE WD 312936 AND FROM POSITION AT WD 367950 . ; THIRD, ALL OTHER DISTRICTS R&1AIN QUIET . FOURTH .HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS * •., ALPHA "REFUGEES . ESTIMATED 1,000 REFUGEES AT AYIOS PHOTIOS VD 6560 , SITE OF PROPOSED MEW CAM? SITE FOR REFUGEES TO BE RENAMED ( A^BELIDES . BRAVO -PHI SO HERS . ( 0,T 07 SEPT S TX GYPS ESCAPED FROM LARNACA GAZA SCHOOL AND (_ ON g SEPT A FURTHER 22 ESCAPED OF WHOtf TWO VERE RECAPTURED . THERE A^E HO REPORTS OF REPRISALS . ^ CHARLIE -WATER . ^ LOCAL ARRAKSE;-IENTS MADE FOR AN EMERGENCY ^ATEH PU;IP AT \-!D 40S7C2 TO SUPPLY WATER TO ATHIEWOU WD 4S5805 . DELTA . ^ !1 UN 1C I PAL SLAUGJffER HOUSE AT MARKET AT NICOSIA WD 3 6 OS 3 7 WILL REOPEN 100500 SEPT .ADDITIONAL IJM PROTECTION WILL ^ 3E PROVIDED INITIALLY 4- f T^~Tf£rrsuTB^^ c •S5SO 07 S 08 22, 4087o2 425S05 3S0937 100500 + c. c CK 156 C C c c L c c C" 8NNNNNNN ZCZC UN UN C SY75 SSS NICOSIA 273 0? 17362 ETATPRIQRITE 4 NY = ' ( UNFICYP 1502 SECGfcH FROM PR EM CHAND SITREP NO 5859 C SITREP PERIOD 061200B - 0712003 FIRST: GENERAL '"'• C K THE MILITARY SITUATION REMAINS FAIRLY QUIET WITH THE EXCEPTION ( OF LEFKA DISTHICT. SECOHD; NICOSIA DISTRICT THERE WAS SPORADIC FIRING BY BOTH SIDES LATE YESTERDAY IN (- NICOSIA* UH ARRANGED A = c ?z- CEASEFIRE AN ALLr.IS NOW REPORTED QUIET, UN AND HAT GD C- ASflEEWEHT FOR MJ GD WITHDRAWAL FROM KAISIS FACTORY W 279 916" AND COMET FARM V;D 277 912 HAVE BEES COMPLETED AND UK V. NOW OCCUPY BOTH OF THESE AREAS, t-- UN PROTESTED THAT A TURKISH TANK BAS Ob SERVED BU = • ,---' UN IN im AREA OF LOROUJIMA WD 4274. IT SUBSEQUENTLY MOVED (- NORTH TOWARDS TURKISH AREA. • THIRDS LEFKA DISTRICT TURKISH FORCES FIRED UPON MAT GO POSITIONS <- IN THE KATO PYR60S AREA VD 7-354 ^MD THEY HAVE DEMAfJOED THAT NAT QD WITHDRAW FROM THEIR POSITIONS IM THAT AREA. = FOURTH; ALL OTHER DISTRICTS few IN QUIET. FIFTH; HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS ONE A UiJ HUMANITARIAN TEAM ACCOMPANIED ' BY ICRCS UN NCR REPRE- SENTATIVES AND TURKISH MEDICAL OFFICERS VISITED YIALOSKA AND KIZO KARPASA ON 06 SEP. MEDICAL SUPPLIES WERE DELIVERED TO THE HOSPITAL AT YIALOSKA FOR THE REGION. = -EpMD.XTJQ.M ELECTRICITY THE MAIN PROBLEM. FOOD SUPPLIES ADEQUATE FOR MOW. 157 PERSONS WERE REMOVED FROM RIZQ 1CARPASO ON 2€ AUS ASD HAVE NOT BEEN RETURNED. TWO ( UH ESCORT PROVIDED FOR GK GYP EAC TEAM TO REPAIR MAJOR BREAK IN SS KV = ATHALA53A - DHEKELIA LIKE. WORK COMPLETED. Tl-KEE UN IHVESTI8ATIOH IiTfO WATER SITUATION AT KAFIZE5 VD SC78 AND MARATHASA VD 3580 DAMS CQNTIHilES + (- COL 1502 5859 0612003 071200B 27!) SIS 277 SIS 4274 7334 OS 197 26 6637394 06 197 26 66 8073 8380 -H--H- C c ( I ' r SY59 SSS NICOSIA 311 06 1203Z= § ETATPRIORITE rf' ^ UN AT 10 MS c? BY = :"•': ^- re UNFICYP 1492 SECGEH FROM PHEM CHAND.. <1< t-.c ^ SITREP NUMBER 5358 SITREP PERIOD 051200B - 061200B f FIRST, GENERAL THE MILITARY SITUATION THROUGHOUT THE ISLAND REMAINS QUIET EXCEPT FOR NICOSIA DISTRICT. , SECOND* NICOSIA DISTRICT THERE: WAS SPORADIC FIRING FROM BOTH SIDES OF THE GREEN - LINE IN TiiE OLD = P2= PART OF THE CITY COMMENCIfJG AT SOOO HOURS. UN FILALLY C ARRANGED AM EFFECTIVE CEASE FIRE AT 2200 HOURS AND AREA IS REPORTED QUIET. LOCAL UN PROTESTED THE LOOTING OF THE FRENCH EMBASSY BY TWO TCF ^ THIRD. LEFKA DISTRICT TURKISH FORCES OBJECTED TO LOCAL UN ABOUT UN = ^ OPS AT AYIOS NILOLAOS WD 812901 AND AT PETRA VD 932838 >w AND DEMANDED THEIR REMOVAL. LOCAL UN ' STATED THAT OPS WOULD REMAIN. < FOURTH. HUMANITARIAN AFFARIS W0 UN VEHICLES ATTACHED 10 ICRC 10 TRANSPORT RELIEF SUPPLIES FROM *XHOI1R1 TO NICOSIA RETURNED TO NICOSIA EMPTY. 6K / T cYP WORKERS = P4 = AT AKROTIRI REFUSED TO LOAD THE TRUCKS EVEN THOUGH CARGO 0 V,AS DESTINED FOR SK CYP REFUGEES REASON GIVEN WAS THAT UH DRIVERS WERE BRITISH. DRIVERS WERE II. FACT BRITISH SERVING C WITH UN. ICRC DELEGATE ON THE SCENE WERE UNABLE TO GET VEHICLES LOADED EVEN AFTER 3 HOURS = PS = OF NEGOTIATION. UN DISTRICTS ARE BEING SUPPLIED WITH C QUANTITIES OF CHLORIDE OF LIME TO COVER CARCASSES OF DEAD LIVESTOCK TO KEEP DISEASE THREAT UNDER CONTROL. MOBILE UN MEDICAL TEAM IN FAMAGUSTA AFTER OPERATING FOR TWO DAYS IN C FAMAGUSTA DISTRICT WERE AGAIN CONFINED TO THEIR CAMP TODAY . 26 = P6= QK CYP REFUGEES WERE EVACUATED FROM TURKISH HELD TERRITORY IN FAMAQUSTA TOWN SOUTH TO THE REFUGEE CONCENTRATION AREA 3Y UN AGENCIES. UN RELIEF CONVOYS CONTINUE TO TRANSPORT SUPPLIES TO TK CYP GARRISON V ILL AGES^INJK^CYP^ AREA. FiATlD" BEFORE PRO- CEEDING TO = C p?/ii= TURKISH HELD VILLAGES. RELIEF SUPPLIES ARE PROVIDED BY TURKISH LEADERSHIP + COL 1492 5858 0512003 06120CB 2000 2200 812901 932S3S THERE IS NO LACK OF WATER FOR DRINKING AND WASHING PURPOSES AND '.:./ ~" . ,- r DETA'IHEES ARE ALLOWED TO RECEIVE FOOD FROM TKEIR RELATIVES . FIFTH . BHAVO (CONTINUED ) «, -) DISTRICT ECONOMICS OFFICERS HAVE RECEIVED SMALL TONNAGE OF CONCENTRATED FOOD WHICH UN PATROLS HAVE BEGUN TO DISTRIBUTE TO ISOLATED CASES OF WHERE A NEED FOR FOOD EXISTS . ~> CHARLIE , UWFICYP COOPERATING WITH ICRC IN = -) MOVING STOCKS OF FOOD STUFFS . 3 UN VEHICLES ASSIGNED TO IGRC FOR 3 DAYS TO MOVE STOCKS FROM LIMASSOL TO NICOSIA WAREHOUSE . ~) DELTA . FOUR UN VEHICLES DELIVERED SUPPLIES TO TK CYP VILLAGES IN PAPHOS AND LINASSOL DISTRICTS ON 05 SEPTEMBER .THREE } TRUCKS DELIVERED- SUPPLIES TO YIALSA AND = P10= ONE TRUCK DELIVERED SUPPLIES TO LIMASSOL TOWN TURKISH QUARTER + COL= 04223GS-05i200B 5857 147S 3272! 9257 3361 9302 7888 772 880 60 70£ : I 4-5 1 1 17 I 4 1 B 3-4 3 05 4- m -a enI y) ^.^^^.^^ ) 14302: r r c c SY4S SSS NICOSIA 460 03 125OZ = ETATPRIORIT'E c UN AT IONS- r NEW YORK= c GUYER /URQUHART FROM PR EM CHAND /WECKMAH MUNOZ = c SITREP NUMBER 5857 SITREP PERIOD 04223OB- 05 12003 . c UMFICYP 1479 c c FIRST . GENERAL . THE MILITARY SITUATION THROUGHOUT THE ISLAND REMAINS FAIRLY QUIET EXCEPT IB LEFKA DISTRICT . c SECOND .SICOSIA DISTRICT . THERE WERE THREE UN RECORDED CEASE FIRE VIOLATIONS BY TK GYP FTR c IN NICOSIA .TWO MORE FIHES= c STARTED BY TK CY? FTR IN THE CITY AT WD 3272 9257 AMD WD £ • 3361 9302 WERE EXTINGUISHED BY GK CYP FIRE BRIGADE c ASSISTED BY LOGAL UN . THE CUMULATIVE RESULT OF THESE AND C: OTHER FIRES IS DOING A GREAT DEAL OF DAMAGE WITHIN CERTAIN SECTORS OF THE OLD CITY . C; THIRD .LIJ1ASSOL ZONE . TWO SHOTS WERE FIRED IN THE LIE1ASSOL SCHOOL POW CAMP AND NAT GD ADMITTED THAT SOME IRREGULAR SOLDIERS WITHIN THE SCHOOL L CAUSED THESE ACCIDENTAL DISCHARGES ,REGULAR NAT GD SOLDIERS C ARE HOW PATROLLING NT HE AREA .THERE APPEARED TO BE SOME HARASSMENT OF T K CYPS BY WAT GD IN THE NEW PORT AREA OF LIMASSOLs P4 = THIS IS NOW BEING INVESTIGATED BY UNCIVPOL.UN PATROLLING IN THE AREA INCREASED , . . FOURTH LEFKA DISTRICT , TURKISH ARMY IS MOW IN CONTROL OF GALLIK1 VILLAGE ASEfi VD 7S8S FOURTH LEFKA DISTRICT . TURKISH ARMY IS NOW IN CONTROL OF GALLINI VILLAGE AREA VD78S8 »4 AND APPEAR TO HAVE LINKED UP WITH THE LMNITIS ENCLAVE = (r P5 = SOME FIRING NEAR VARISHA VD 772 880 WAS REPORTED THIS MORNING ' ? BY LOCAL UN » f> '- ' FIFTH .HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS • / ALPHA . €0 GK CYP DETAINEES BEING HELD BY TK CYP AUTHORITIES WITHIN 1 J "' THE OLD CITY OF FAMAGUSTA HAVE BEEN RELEASED TO UN CUSTODY AND f ( , EVACUATED TO ORMIDHIA SR WD 7072 BY = . PS= ' . UN a PS AND UNCIVPOL .MO INCIDENTS OCCURRED , f DETAINEES BEING CAHED FOR BY GREEK RED CROSS . ' ' BRAVO . FOOD SUPPLY TO TK DETAINEES 18 GAZA SCHOOL LARHACA IS DAILY . ( i LOAF OF BREAD FOR 4 - 5 «EAH , 1 PIECE OF CHEESE , 1 KG OF MARGARINE FOR = £ 17 MEN , At® AT TIMES 1 TIN OF SARDINES FOR 4 MEN ,1 TI»N ' , OF ROUI^D BEEF FOH S MEN.3 -A OLIVES PER MAN .THE ' "' ( RATIONS HAVE DECREASED DURING THE WEEK = THERE IS NO LACK OF WATER FOR DRINKING AND WASHING PURPOSES AMD t ™~" ' s f DETAINEES ARE ALLOWED TO RECEIVE FOOD FHOM TKEIR RELATIVES , FIFTH . BRAVO (CONTINUED ) .* (__ DISTRICT ECOHOWICS OFFICERS HAVE RECEIVED SMALL TONNAGE OF CONCENTRATED FOOD WHICH UN PATROLS HAVE BEGUS3 TO DISTRIBUTE TO c ISOLATED CASES OF WHERE A MEED FOR FOOD EXISTS . (_ CHARLIE . 'UNFICYP COOPERATING WITH ICRC IN s ^ MOVING STOCKS OF FOOD STUFFS . 3 UN VEHICLES ASSIGNED TO ICRC FOR 3 DAYS TO MOVE STOCKS FROM LIMASSOL TO NICOSIA WAREHOUSE . f DELTA . f . ARE REPORTED CARRYING OUT INTENSIVE SEARCHES TO FIND REMAINING GK CYPS IN TOWN. THESE WOULD NUMBER ABOUT 300 • r ACCORDING TO UN SOURCES * B. IK CYP VILLAGE OF KSV1S1L VD 464 556 EVACUATED ON 03 SEPT. INHABIT AMIS OF KLADVIA VD 470 615 (IK GYP) HAVE ANNOUNCED THEIR INTENTION = C PSs TO DO LIKEWISE THOUGH TK CYP LDRSHIP IS LARMACA ADVISED c AGAINST IT * FIVE TK CYP FAMILIES RETURNED TO MIXED VILLAGE C* OF ARMENKHOftl GR WD 119 44S BECAUSE UH OP WAS ESTABLISHED THERE . iT ^ C. UMFICYP COOPERATING WITH UN HCR REPS IN COLLECTION A!© ( DISTRIBUTION OF 1ST £8 BAT 10 SAL SUPPLIES OF = P7= BLANKETS AND TEi\?TS DUE TO ARRIVE AT AJfflOTIHl . (' ALLOCATION OF VEHICLES FOR KU«A«IT ASIAN RELIEF WILL SE INCREASED niOi'4 JFOLR TO EIGHT EFFECTIVE MOW OS SEPT* D. FOUR UK VEHICLES DELIVERED SUPPLIES TO TK CYP VILLAGES ( IB NICOSIA DISTRICT ON 04 SEP 74 . E« UP TO 14 AUGUST = m MO LEFKA EJAI>E 44 VISITS TO TK CYP VILLAGES TREATING 3 IS PATIENTS . 13 PATIENTS WERE EVACUATED BY HELICOPTER SINCE AUSUST 14 ASSISTANCE HAS BEEN CONFINED TO KOKKIHA A KB H5IHITI3 , TP PATIEOTS HAVE BEEN TREATED AND 3 .. EVACUATED. BY HELICOPTER . ' L PS HEAD AND HilSITIS . 50 PATIENTS HAVE c ^ COL : 1464 032230B 04223 OB 74 03/04. 3 ISO 9357 78SS 03/04 i 1/2 26 300 464 55 6 03 470 615 e U» 443 OS 04 74 14 44 316 13 14 50 5 + TOD f SY40 SSS NICOSIA 394 04 22402 = " Lr/Tf'PRTOli USATIOHS r NEW YORK - ^.r"^ it IMMEDIATE UHFICYP 1464 GUYER/IRQUHART FROM WECK51ANW MU C PR EM CHAWB SUBJECT : CYPRUS SITUATION PERIOD 0322308 - 0422308 SEP 74 C £ 1. GENERAL . A MAJOR ' VIOLATION OF CEASE FIRE OCURRED SIGHT 03/04 SEP IK LEFKA DISTRICT . APART FROM THIS OWLY MINOR INCIDENTS HAVE BEEN REPORTED IB NICOSIA DISTHICT , s C P2= 2. NICOSIA DISTHICT. SITUATION I» AREA SOUTH OF NICOSIA CLLfB IS MOW NORMAL , T KS HAVE WITHDRAWN TO PREVIOUS ( LINE WITH EXCEPTION OF OCCUPATION OF BUILDING AT QH WD 3 ISO BEI1-JG US PROPERTY , Ufl PRESENCE IS CONTINUOSLY STRONG IN AHEA » •••*• TWO OCCASIONS OF TURKISH SHELLING ABD = .- C P3 = FIRIHG OBSERVED * PROTESTED BY US , J5. LEFKA DISTRICT * TK FORCES ATTACKED AND SEIZED VILLASE (^ OF GALINI AT GH VO 7SSS DURING HIGHT 03/04 SEPT AND EARLY . " .... . MORMISG * THIS"*~REPRE5EHTIK6 MOVEMENT FORWARD OF APPROK. G- 1 1/2 Id. LINK U? TO LI3NITIS ENCLAVE SEEflS (._ MM I WE NT .= P4 = STRONGLY PKOTE&TEO BY UH * C 4, ALL OTHER DISTRICTS f SUIET * 5. HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS . C A* XL LDRSHIP IN FAMAQUSIA WAMTS TO EXCHANGE 2G GK GYP ROWS P (^ FOR A SIMILAR NUMBER OF IK PRISONERS . ICRC ARE NEGOTIATING EXCHANGE IfT" CuTTJITrJ la 'I'OWTTr rnTDUjTL'^J^ " "nfTTTURTrSS' "I T3 '" rAlTaGtTaTTl~= »s ARE REPORTED CARRYING OUT INTENSIVE SEARCHES TO FIND REPJAIHING GK GYPS IN TOWN. THESE WOULD K UMBER ABOUT 300 - * ?5s REPORT £B CARBY18S OUT I«T£?JSIVE SEASCHES TO FIM> SI«*e GK GYPS I!1! TGW8. THESE ^OULS NitfiBES ABOUT 300 * ACCORD IMS TO UN SOURCES . (• 8* IK CYP VILLAGE OF KIVISIU VS 464 556 EVACUATED OR 03 SEPT. INHABITANTS OP XLAOVIA VD 470 €15 ^ HAVE ANNOUNCED THEIR IOTSOTIOS = f PS = TO' DO LIKEWISE THOUGH IK CYP UWSKIP I Si LAR8ACA ADVISED C ASAIH5T IT . FIVE TK CYP FAMILIES RETURNED TO MIXED VILLAGE OF A8BE»K!iCRI G8 WD 11$ 449 BECAUSE UH OP WAS ESTABLISHES C. USFICYP CSGPERATINS WITH UH HCR REPS IS CGLLSCTIOS DISTRIBUTION OF INTEiHaATIOHAL SUPPLIES OF s BLANKETS A«D t£«TS DUE 10 4RH3CVE AT AKROTIRI . ALLOCATION OF VEHICLES FOR HUJJASITARIAM HELIEi7 WILL B£ ISCSEASED FOL8 TO EIGHT EFFECTIVE MOW OS SEPT* f 0* FOUR UN VEHICLES BELIVESED SUPPLIES TO IK CYP VILLAGES IW NICOSIA DISTRICT OS 04 SEP 74 £. UP TO 14 £ UN 110 LEFKA E^ADE 44 VISITS TO TK CYP VILLAGES TREATIB6 • 31€ PAT IE MIS . |3 PATIESTS WERE EVACUATES BY HELICOPTER.* SISCE AWJUST 14 ASSISTANCE HAS BEE8 CQNFISE3? TO KOKKIKA (_ A?© LI'^SITIS » TP PATIE8TS HAVE SEEf^ TREATED A&D 3 EVACUATED BY KSLICOPTS8 » C c PS HEAD AND LlfJNITIS * 50 PATIENTS HAVE BEEfi ».*.,« C c c. (^ COL S $464 0322308 04223OB 74 03/04 3ISO S3?7 7883 03/04 i i/2 £6 300 464 556 03 470 615 ^ U» 442 OS G4 74 14 44 3!£ 13 14 50 3 + (• 5Y40 33S NICOSIA 594 04 22402 = *• UHATIOWS <- iCWYQHK = r c Iv1?!EDIATE r V CHFICYP I4S4 GliYER/tBRUHARt FROM WECKSANB flUH (• PBEfl CKAJ® SUBJECT j CYPRUS SITUATION PERIOD 032230B .- 0422303 SEP 7- C (^ 1. SEMESAL . A MAJOR VIOLATION OF CEASE FIRE OCUSRHD SIGHT 03/04 SEP IM LEFKA DISTRICT * APART PROS THIS OHLY M C •S HAVE BEES REPORTED IS NICOSIA DISTRICT « = i5^% «to C * sCj- *** 2. 8JCC3IA DISTfllCT. SITUATION IS AREA SOUTH OF ^10031^ CLU3 IS SOW 80RHAL * IKS HAVE V»ITS-JQRA^*8 TO PREVIOUS ( LIME J*tTH EXCEPTION OF OCCUPATION OF BUILDISG -AT GR WD 3ISO 9357 SEIH6 US PROPERTY * UK PRESENCE IS CONTI^yOSLY STRONG I» AREA 4 ^ ; TWO OCCASIONS OF TURKISH SHELLING Ai© s FIR IBS 03SERVEO . PHOTESTED 3T UN * 3* LEFKA BI STRICT * TX FORCES ATTACKED AND SEIZED VILLAGE OF GAtlNl AT 8R--V& 7SSS DURING MIGHT 03/04 SEPT A»D EARLY ndRttlBe « THIS REPRES&NTINO f40VEHENT FOSWARP OF APP80K, J 1/2 KM. tlHK U? TO LWSIT1S ENCLAVE SEEftS PJ?CTESTE0 BY UN . 4* ALL OTHER DISTRICTS i QUIET * 5. HUM A HIT AB I AN AFFA1HS T ft, TL LBRSKIP I» FAMAGUSTA WAWIS TO EXCHANGE 2£ SK CYP PGWS ' A SIMILAR WO^aES OF TK HlISOWEHS' . ICfTC ARE KEGOTIATIKS EXCHAMGE ^r^ V""r^n^ ARE H£fJOftT£S CAR.1YI86 OUT ICTEfJSJVE SEARCHES TO FIND RE{*}AIi^I^G GK GYPS IB TOWN. TKESE WOiri.n HiKlRFo A^P»VT- OF THE CEASE FIRE BY BOTH SIDES, s o r w= AT 1830 HRS NAT IK FORCES ADVANCED TO POT AMOS TOU KAWBOU C WITH 12 LORRIES AND ISO TROOPS* ( 5. HUMANITARIAN. CLEARANCE HAS NOT YET BEEN GIVEN FOR UK MEDICAL TEAMS'TO MOVE IN FAMAGUSTA DISTRICT* HQRPHQU IS (- REPORTED TO BE UNDAMAGED, NO LOOTING HAS TAKEN PLACE= f AS SOME GX CYP S ARE RETURNING THERE* UN MED OFFICER (>, ( ENTERED THE VILLAGE OF OHOUNDA, PEHISTERONA AND ASTROMERITIS i :• ( VILLAGES, WEST OF NICOSIA. UW CONVOYS DELIVERED SUPPLIES TO TK GYP'S IN LARNACA, AYIQS YEORYIOS AMD PHASOULA+ COL i-468 02223S 03223QS 74 1 2000 2 315 $35 2000 3391 9315 3 7284 S07E 7984 1615 54 4 1830 12 160 54- PSE BEAD I» FIFTH LINE IN PARA I. FIRING AT 2000 .... c. c. c. r SY2S 3 NICOSIA 292 03 23102 ETATPRIORITE UNATIOHS NEWYORK= GUYER/URQUHART FROM WECKMANN-MUNOZ/PREMCHAND UNFICYP 1468 SUBJECT; CYPRUS SITREP PERIOD 0222230B TO 03223QB SEPTEMBER 14 1. GENERALS WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE FIRING AT WPPP HRS IN EAST PART OF NICOSIA NOTED BELOW, THERE HAVE BEEN MO SERIOUS VIOLATIOHS= P2 = OF THE CEASE FIRE, THE GENERAL MILITARY SITUATION THROUGHOUT THE ISLAND REMAINS QUIET. 2. NICOSIA DISTRICT. THE SITUATION IN THE BRITISH HIGH COMMISSION AREQ GR Iv'D 315 935 HAS EASED DURING THE DAY BECAUSE BOTH SIDES HAVE WITHDRAWN THEIR POSITIONS A LITTLE. A BREACH OF= AT QOOO ( FIRING WITH SMALL ARMS AT GR M> 3391 9318. NAT GD RETALIATED. 3* FAMAGUSTA DISTRICT. DURING THE DAY TK'S WERE AGAIN PATROLLING THE VILLAGES OF KALOPSIDHA WD 72 34, ATHNA WD ^ 80 72 AKHYRITOU WD 79 84. DIGGING FOR THE DEAD BODIES IN THE VILLAGE OF MAR/iTHA WAS STOPPED AT 1615 HRS, BY WHICH TIME S4 BODIES HAD BEEN FOUND, c c SY23 SS NICOSIA 74 03 14352 = ET AT PR I OR ITS UN AT IONS NY = UHFICYP 1465 GUYER/LRQUHART FROfl WECKMANN MUNQZ/PREM CHAND 1. DURING RECENT OPERATIONS, SITUATION REPORTS WERE. ( ISSUED AT VARIOUS INTERVALS. £ 2. IN ORDER TO REVERT TO NORMAL PROCEDURE WE REQUEST YOUR APPROVAL OF DAILY SITREP COVERING THE PERIOD 1200 TO 1200 HRS LOCAL TIME = P2/24= CABLED FROM HERE AT 1300 HRS LOCAL TIME. 3. WOULD LIKE TO START A3 FROM 05 SEP 74. REQUEST YOUR CONCURRENCE + COL 1465 1 2 1200 1200 1300 3 05 74 + L e BOL 4a«$6&a2a3«as« stec 9364 sna sjss 3177 ssstr 31^3 f COL I46i 0ia&5e» ?4 Q.a£SM$ ?4 i 01 3 TOS^TCJ cs r 41 S 48 5fi»S£9 H36 SJS6 9S€4 3173 9355 517? 9360 31«3 $-5^0 SJfi3 S3?7 75 77 SI 74 84 73 8$ 76'91 72 S$ 77 7« f 02 5-0 3 €32423 3S-OS4S £79449 $56393 75 50 2,000 20 4 0733 10 3GTH 1974 -H- c f -'TOD C 1 c 1 c ' L t ( zezc L SYlB 80ST IfSSW SI COS! A 4S$ 02 Si35Z a f KT AT PR I OR IT? UUATJOMS HEVY08K * c 14*1 SVYEfl/URSimABT FKO?1 CKA8B • ^ SUBJECT* CYPRUS SITSSP PERIC8 OlSfcSOB * SEP 74 TO OS223CS 3STP 74 U SEKERAt TIBS SILITAftY SITCATIOS REfl«SS QIJJET TR«OU6HOirr t«E 1SLAB9* timJCTSH LSfiDEJTSfilP 18 FAMA8USTA REPORT CS 0» 01 SSJ» THAT 5 D£A8 TK CYPS FRO?? 7KS VIU.ASE OF WAR ATX A W3 T»AT 65 VtLhA ESlfiBLIBKEtJ »UJtlSS THS FAST 4^ HOURS* C OP SSEEB FACTORY WD SOUTH OF HIC3SIA C1US SO C m site V& 3 173 wn ant HS3 31453 9357 * 3ISTRICT «B 7« 7? OF OP PHS 84 78 0? SITIRA tJP AY1A K OF PAR At IK HI WSJ 8$ 7? OP.AKlfffilTOU W> 7£ S4 LAftBACA &ismci Ml LIBASSGt KOfiE Kit SfSTRlfiT OP J>ARO 2091?! A $0 OS C ' P5 . e .* 81 STRICT WBST ?IIL KYHETSIA &t STRICT EAST . »JL (~ 3.- KyMAfllTAKUft SUPPLY CONVOYS 10 TK CYP VILLAGES STAV33KQW3 VO €5&4»S KOPKIKW WD 3C054D? KflRi V70 £TM45 AW) KATO P3LSW&BHJA V& $93393. 8AT1W SOP FLY AT KXCOSiA RSSTOSED TO 75 "*!•„ " -*.,- (. FS??SSf?T OF'^S^AL ^FtEH TZKPSRfiBY COT TO 50 . ii» CO NT I SUE a TO SEI'H ASREKSESiT TO ALLOW 5,00» PISS IS C«iAV£ OF DTIHS OF BS5LECT, T^ US BKMOWD FROSJ PEHDJinA FARM LOCAL OE0 LSfKA HAS BSO DSI^E? PEKKJS51P» TO CHECK OK C OF &OMES11C ft«IHA.S «T SO F&BHS Iff THE Bf 4*- ISDAY S'SS' SltCPTSMiBS^ FXRBT V'IS'XT * v ?7 s C WITH niSKiSK LO !*&0 COMPLETED T3 YIMOUS A SB ^E 07-53 18 , _PftS«A©tE BY ^ COS* SltaATlOfi WAS RELAHVELY STSSLE AS rJE ( BASIC USS3JS. SEJ5JSTATE3EWT OF iXECTHlClTY SITHIS 18 &A ^ «ILL? 3UECTIFY LOCAL jS'nUATIOt?* HOWCVSJ?, BM«I€ 8ECI3I08S ( ( ME HEetJlREB 1» MATTERS OF PRINCIPLE. W WWST COWTI»yE C^HTftCT" -e x pa.*. (- WITH LOCAL VJLtASSRS feMO &EM08ST&ATEB 'TSUSTT !S U«ncVP» ( ( THERE IS M00ERAT£ ^EED TOR Alls II? THIS VILLA«£ ^HICR SSOULD EH C DCtS^DES DSSEH JOIBT fttfSPICES OF y»# Tl^KKlSK FOHCKS (- (CO*OPERAT10S> A»5 ICSC. PROPOSALS J»«ESHI*tEI> TO LiS C ISK FORGES FOH CG8JTIKL1 C HOPERtLLY W-E WILL * tnjE AID ilSaEf? HUf5A«IT/>RIAJf ACERCIE^ AS AQRCSD BT COf?B. TURKISH FORCES Af$D C0ffl& «HFICYP 05 SCTH A08UST I5?4« a' 1 | COL i4£* 015S5DIB 74 032SC5 7^ I 01 5 705$70 «£5 4! g (^ SOL TI% Q^/^f^vjCB 7^ 1 01"* .fi.P... V D . .g 13 901- '"- 5^ LARNACA DISTRICT . MAT.TK FORCES APPEAR TO BE LOOKING FDR EXCUSE TO OCCUPY GK GYP VILLAGE OF ATHIEBOU GR WD 495 805. TK CYPS APPEAR TO BE WILLING TO ABANDON THEIR VILLAGES TO - MOVE NORTH TO TURK HELD = P 11/44= -AREAS . ^ :€ KYRENIA WEST * AT 3119I5B AUG 6 EXPLOSIONS r .NORTH OF THE PENTADAKTYLOS RANGE OBSERVED . THEY RANGED AS FAR AS THE WEST OF KYRSNIA TOWN . HEAVY TRAFFIC CONTINUES ^ 0^ THE KYREHIA ROAD . 7. ALL OTHER DISTRICTS QUIET + c- PSE READ IN P4= MAPLE I COBTIMUES. 30 TURKS AT GH WD 338$ 9331 ^ ETC ETC .*» ( ^P8 «.» SEPT 1974 SO PERCENT OF GK CYP VILLAGE OF LQUTRQS...*, TOD MYK 02 ICE A Ft. . 2° SODIES CTX CYP> ACCORDING TO SWEDCOW REPORTS ETATPRIORITE UM AT I OSS HY = IMMEDIATE UNFICYP 1437 C SUBJECT CYPRUS SITREP PERIOD 312S30B AUG TO 0122308 1974 1. GENERAL . SITUATION CONTINUES QUIET IH MOST ALTHOUGH THERE IS CONTINUING TENS 10H . TURKISH FORCES CONTINUE TO RESTRICT MOVEMENT OF OAMCOS IB LEFKA DISTRICT AMD P2/= ( HAVE DEMANDED REMOVAL OF US OP AT GR VD 812 902 . TK FORCES HAVE TAKEN OVER PEHDAYIA HOSPITAL AT GR vJD 880 90S AND ARRESTED SIX UB PERSONNEL LATER RELEASED . THIS AFTERNOON A MASS GRAVE WAS LOCATED AT TURKISH VILLAGE OF MARATHA GR WD 70S?7 . SHAVE CONTAINS P3= ' AT LEAST. 20 BODIES (TK CYP) ACCORDING TO SWEDCOM REPORTS „ TURK FORCES IN HICOSIA DISTRICT CONTINUE TO IMPROVE DEFENSIVE POSIT 10RS . r 2. NICOSIA DISTRICT* AT 3II50 OS TURK FORCES WITHDREW FROM VICINITY OF BRITISH HIGH COMMISSION AMD FROM FRENCH EMBASSY . MOW OCCUPY POSITION OUTSIDE GATE OF = • * 'A P4= '" - FRENCH EMBASSY . TURK ROADBLOCK ERECTED AT GR WD 31S2 5355 .4 WAS WITHDRAWS TO ORIGINAL POSITOM AT GR WD 3181 $345 . LOOTING ABD PEHIODIC OCCUPATIOS OF GROUND FLOOR OF UH OP MAPLE 1 CONTIHUES. 30 574 Cr AT GR WD. 33S& 9391 PREVERTED KIHS DEPT FROM EXTIKGUISHIMS FIRE 3Y s P5 = THROWIHS ROCKS . 2 FIRES STARTED BY TURKS ALONG GL* OPS ESTABLISHED WITHI8 LAST 48 HOURS S A. OP SEED FACTORY GR WD 3G9 929 'C B, GR WD 3I6S 93S4 - TEMPORARY OP C, GR WD 3173 9355 TEMPORARY OP D. GR WD 3177 9360 TEMPORARY OP = E* 8R WD 3163 9357 TEMPORARY OP • . F. GR WD 3163 9360 TEMPORARY OP ( ( 3. FAMAGUSTA DISTRICT * LOOTING AND ATTEMPTS TO RESTRICT UB FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT CONTINUE IN FAMAGUSTA DISTRICT . i - • LOOTING INCIDENTS RECORDED BY UM ROW TOTAL 108. RED CROSS 1 HAS BEGUN OPERATIONS IM FAMAGUSTA CITY BUT TO = DATS PERMISSION TO SEND MEDICAL TEAMS TO PANHANDLE AREA HAVE BEEN DENIED . TURKISH WARSHIPS PATROLLIK3 OUTSIDE HARBOUR . FOLLOWING HEW OPS HAVE SEEK ESTABLISHED WITKIJ? LAST 48 HOURS 5 A* OP AVGOROU WD 7677 3* OP LIOPETRI WD 8174 C, OP PHRENAROS WD S47S= D« OP SITXRA WD 8676 El OP AYIA ftAPA WD 9172 F. OP PARALIMHI WD SS77 G. OP AKHYRISOU WD 7884 4, LEFKA DISTRICT » SPORADIC FIRING REPORTED IH DISTRICT . AT S012CC8 SEPT 1974 SOD OF GK CYP VILLAGE OF LQUTROS VD 86SS> DESTROYED BY FIRE r BELIEVED DELIBERATELY SET « REPORTS OF PISS DYING THROUGH NEGLECT CONTINUE . ALL EFFORTS TO REMOVE ABIMALS HAVE BSTEN' UNSUCCESSFUL . TK FORCES ORDERED REMOVAL OP NIKOLAOS VD 812 SOI . UN REFUSED TO MOVE . OPS STA3LISKED WIT KIM THE LAST 48 HOURS i A. OP PA NO ZODKIA 63? WD 0290 = ----1**3 ^0 5. LARMACA DISTRICT , NAT TK FORCES APPEAR TO BE LOOXIHG r SYS I SSS NICOSIA 261 3122032 = ETATPHIORITE UN AT IONS tj NEW YOR K= ' • : i UNFICYP 1436 TO GUYER /URQUHART FROM WECKMANN MUNOZ /PREM CHAND . THIRTYONE AUGUST 74 + C SUBJECT . CYPRUS SITREP PERIOD 3022308 AUG TO 312230B AUG 74 + C GENERAL . SITUATION HAS REMAINED BASICLY QUIET AND STABLE IH MORE REMOTE DISTRICTS .TURKISH ARMY IS MAINTAINING EARLIER ( REPORTED CITY BLOCK SOUTH OF ORIGINAL CEASE FIRE LINE IN NORTH WESTERN PART OF NICOSIA .FURTHER TURKISH MOVEMENT FORWARD HAS BEEN OBSERVED IN ADJACENT AREA .TURKISH ARMY CONTINUES PATROLLING IN AREA WEST OF FAWAGUSTA AND SOUTH OF CEASE FIRE LIME AND BRITISH SOVEREIGN BASE AREA ,NOW INCLUDING VILLAGES NOT EARLIER PATROLLED OR OCCUPIED BY TURKISH ARMY .THIS AFTERNOON TURKISH ARMY MOVED FORWARD , APPROXIMATELY 2 KMS TO WEST OF CEASE FIHE LINE BETWEEN XEROS VD 85 88 AND LIMNITIS VD 75 9} . NICOSIA DISTRICT ." cr; TURKISH ARMY ARE MAINTAINING PRESENCE AS EARLIER REPORTED CT (-~ IN AREA SOUTH OF NICOSIA CLUB .ALTHOUGH NO WITHDRAWAL ( BACK TO ORIGINAL POSTIOMS HAS TAKEN PLACE NO FURTHER DIGGING IN HAS BEEN OBSERVED .AT 3U53QB AUG 74 TURKISH (• ARMY MOVED INTO BUILDINGS AT WD 318 936 .THIS IS ONE BLOCK x SOUTH OF CEASE FIRE LINE AND INCLUDES A BRITISH HIGH COMMISSION ^.-BlI-ILD-3i4^'^»TH'IS--MAS^BeE44-g'TROHGLY • PR^OTE-SSSDn BY™UK 'WI-TK••'.•.••:••••"... 1.^^., '-~-* {- RESULT THAT TURKISH ARMY SUGGESTS FURTHER NEGOTIATIONS . TOMORROW .TURKISH ARMY IS STILL MAINTAINING PRESENCE IN HOUSES SOUTH OF GREEN LIME AT WD 3J6E~9357 , ^ RPT WD 3163 9357 ,WD 3ISO 9358 , WD 3162 9360 , AMD WD 3149 9358 .LOOTING IS STILL TAKI^3G PLACE IN THIS &! w f " " " • FAMAGUSTA DISTRICT . 4 TURKISH ARMY IS MAINTAINING PATROLLING OF EARLIER REPORTED ^ VILLAGES IB AREA BETWEEN CEASE FIRE LIME AND BOUNDARY OF *• BRITISH SOVEREIGN BASE AREA HOW ALSO TO INCLUDE VILLAGE OF AKHRYRITO WD 78 87 . *" THESE. MOVEMENT HAVE .CONTINUOUSLY BEEN PROTESTED BY UN AND ARE ( CAUSING CONSIDERABLE ANXIETY TO POPULATION IN VILLAGES , RESULTING IN COMPLETE EVACUATIONS .UN PRESENCE HAS BEEN REINFORCED (- IN MENTIONED AREA TO PROTECT LOCAL POPULATION . c LEFKA DISTRICT . ^ THIS AFTERNOON TURKISH ARMY CROSSED CEASE FIRELINE AT VD 826 903 (- AND MOVED FORWARD TO WEST TO AREA AT VD 804 887 .UN HAS STRONGLY PROTESTED THIS NEW VIOL ATI OB , WHICH IS FOLLOW UP OF EARLIER REPORTED TURKISH FIGHTER ACTIVITY EAST OF LIMN1TIS ENCLAVE .MOVEMENT FORWARD MIGHT INDICATE 1 POSSIBLE LINK UP WITH LIMKITIS ENCLAVE . • ALL OTHER DISTRICTS REMAIN QUIET = 302230 312230 1974 VD85 88 VD75 91 3H530B 74 WD318 93S WD 3163 9357 3150 9358 3162 93€0 3149 9358 WD7S S7 VDS26 903 VD804 887 + c. c. c 2219Z Y£T EVIDENT i DURING PAST WEEK TURKISH FORGES HAVE BEEN ANT, SYSTEMATICALLY LOOTING SHOPS AMD HOUSES SOUTH OF GREEK LIME FflOH WD 3272 S»2SS TO WD 3282 226S* AT 30140C3 AUG 74 TURKISH FOHCES STARTED LOOTING AGAIN AND DEMANDED 8SMGVAL OF UK OP ^ < MAPLE I WD 3£70 a ~> P5 = 52 S3) WITHOUT SUCCESS. IB SPITE OF UN PROTEST THEY HAVE I10VED 7 INTO BUILDINGS ACROSS 6REEB LlhJE IH THAT AREA, SEVERAL FIRES HAVE BEE15 STARTED IS GREEG LI^E AF?KA, IT IS SUSPECTED THAT TUHKS ^AY 7 BE USSJvS KOLOTOV COCKTAILS* -' LEFKA DISTHICTS TCF FHG^ LIMNITIS HAVE ROVED = RJRWARD A?S ESTABLISHED ?OSITZOtJ AT VQUHI PALACE V?> 794 90G • A ^5"LL KKOW» ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE, WIASUSTA DISTRICTS AT 3QOSSQB AUG 74 TK FDHCES Ij^OVED TH£ mm SLOCK fJOETH OF KAKRASVA OUTSI0E ATHHA WJ> 71 79* BETWEE?^' 300B45B Af^D 3DI030B ftUG 74 3 TAKKSf $ JEEPS AfJD s P7 s' ' 2 LORRIES WITH SO - 1GC TK I KF EKTSTP.ED VILLAGE OF KALOPf?lAHA WD 7? S^j* AT 300^23 THfcEE SHOTS ¥ERE KEARU* TUKKIirK FLAG ^AS SAISED ADD TRErJ THOOPS LEFT VILLAGE At 301030S A^D SE1UHKED TD ATHNA. KT FORCES LEFT ATMBA AT 301330Q AUG 74 TOWARDS !<9US AT 30133® AUG ?4 -5 TftBKS, 9 LORRIES WITH 75 TO 100 IMF ENTERED WAKRASyKA" *«R> S5 Si AfJD HOISTED TURKISH RAS, AI.L OTKES DISTSICXS BEHAISS QUIET + CX)L .1435 gSggSSB 74 SQ2S30B 74 60 7!5 7S6 301250 74 ' S350 316S 93«D 3149 , } 30140QB 74 3278 S£«5 794 SOS 300S3CS 74 71 75 30DS453 301C3CS3 74 3 € g SO 100 72 S^ 300925 30 1 03 OB 3" 01 33 IB 74 [) 3013303 74 3 3 75 100 65 SI + r c < f SY80 S NICOSIA 37$ 30 22412 = ETATPHI0BITE * UNATIONS .. 8EWYOHK = '::* ;" l?JF2CYP 1433 GUYEFi/L!J!£jIJHARt FHOM WECIvflAKN-MUNOZ/PHEf1] CKAfS) *• SUBJECT i CYPHUS SITHSP PERIOD 392230B AU8 74 TO 302230B £U$ 74 (: GENERALS WHILST QUIET PREVAILS IN S10ST OUT LYIM3 DISTRICTS TVO SERIOUS TURKISH VIOLATIONS OF CEASEFIRE. HAl'E OCCLIREi) IS CITY AREA *• OF NICOSIA CHEATING TENSE SITUATION AND OEKANOHS = FIRK- £C!IO& BY US FORCES, ALT3fOyeH THERE AHS f;0 TURKISH FORCES * ACTiTALl.y DEPLOYED ALOf^ SORTHER BOHDEI? OF EASTERN SHITISH EOVEREI6K f SASE ^EA TUHKISH FORCES CLAIfri CONTROL OF THIS AHEA A?® ARE PATROLLING IT WITH AR^OUR ftJTO JSFANTRY* SEVKRAi VILLAGE- HAVE EEE.i ^ SEARCHEI> DURIWG THIS PERIOD* AFTER KEGQTIATIQB = GREATER DEfiREE OF FREE&OM OF SOVEME^T HAS ^OW BEEM ALLOWED TO U^ ^ IW LEFKA DISTRICT* SOME SUCCESS HAS BEEN ACHIEVED, UfSEH f UK SUPERVISION, IS EVACUATIKfi ABOUT SO SREEK CYPRIOTS FROM FAMAGUSTA TOWN AREA TO GKHIDKIA VD 715 726 IS THE' DKEKELIA S3 A* ^ HI CO SI A DISTRICT; AT s C 30i£50 B AU6 74 TURKISH FORCES «OV€U FORWARD 1H AREA SOUTH OF NICOSIA CLUB UP TO PEK1HETOS OF BRITISH HIQH COtt»ISSIO« s ESTABLISKIfWS POSITIONS- AT vD 3l€o 5337, tfD 3JSO S35S, ^?D 3 S3SQ At© tJD 3i49 S55?* IB SPITE CF STROH3 PROTEST BY UK MO ^ WITHDRAWAL 15' * f UNFICYP 1434 'GUYER/URQUHART FROM WECKMANN MUNOZ PREM CHAND C SUBJECT I CYPRUS SITREP PERIOD 2822303 AUG 74 TO 2S2S30S AUG 74 1 1. GENERAL ^ SITUATION HAS REMAINED BASICALLY QUIET AND STABLE THROUGHOUT THIS PERIOD . TKS HAVE HOWEVER CONTINUED MILITARY OPERATIONS C. IN AREAS MOT OCCUPIED BY THEM WITH TROOPS = ON THE GROUND PRIOR TO CEASE FIRE . AREAS IN WHICH THESE OPERATIONS TOOK PLACE ARE NORHT OF DHEKELIA SOVEREIGN BASE £ AREAS AT VILLAGES OF MAKRASYKA GR WD S9S1 AND ATHNA GR 7179 . r TK FORCES CONTINUE TO EXERT PRESSURE ON UN TROOPS IN AM C EFFORT TO CURTAIL THEIR FREEDOM = OF MOVEMENT , C 2. NICOSIA DISTRICT " , TKS CONTINUE TO IMPROVE AMD LENGHTEN THEIR MINEFIELD AT '^ GR WD 2SS3 , REMAINDER OF THE AREA REMAINS OUIET . C v<- 3. LEFKA DISTRICT , A. SITUATION IS QUIET BUT UN FORCES HAVE BEEN UNDER SEVERS PRESSURE..FROM TK COMMANDERS AT LOCAL LEVEL TO CURTAIL ALL = MOVEMENT AND RESUPPLY TO MINIMUM . B. THE TKS ARE TRYING TO PATROL THE AREA XEROS TO KOKKINA AMD DENY ACCESS TO UN PATROLS » THIS IS A UN CONTROLLED AREA AM) TK ACTION HAS BEEN STRONGLY PROTESTED . 4, LIWASSOL ZONE LOCAL UMCIVPOL HAVE BEEN ORDERED OUT OF IALQDHIA P5/35= WHERE SUSPECTED MASS GRAVE MAY BE GR WD 0045 BY THE NAT GD . THIS HAS BEEN DISCUSSED WITH ACTING PRESIDENT . SEPARATE REPORT WILL BE MADE . 5. ALL OTHER DISTRICTS N T R . COL l 1434 2S2230B 74 29223QB 74 6981 7i79 2SS3 00/J5 4- ( c 0153 Z-HH- PLS ZAP AFTER PRESS...... * SY65 SSS- NICOSIA ^,-33 30 00!OZ= ETATPRIORITE ^~ UN AT ION'S NEW YORK = ARES m 49 S5. FC H*S PROTESTS^ TO COLANDER OF IK FORCES, TK FORCES COWTIKOEO TO EXTEND MINEFIELDS DURING 2S AUG. C W)KK IS ?30W IN PROGRESS 08 fUNTFIELSJ BETWEEN G^ ts»D 30 €2 AM) COHQNARO HOTEL BD 3125 £36?.t LOCAL- US HAS REQUESTED .LOCAL TK COMMANDER T0 = C P4 s ADAPT PHOPEP siISE FIELD ^ARKJMGS, 3» FAMASUSTA DISTRICT ( ow 27 AUG THERE: WAS FUSTHSR EVT^E^CE TO SUPPOSE THAT RESTRICTIONS OF ^IQVF^EOTS OM ?.js HAUE BZS" EASED IM FAMAGUSTA TOWN. 0J5 AFTERf^OON 23 AUG TKS ,«JVft-SCED TOWARDS ATH*JA WD ?! 75 t BUT LATER VITK9RAW TO NORTH0 AT 2000 = P5s C SWE^CO^ REPORTED THAT MO TK FORCES tf^S IM ABOVE: VILLAGE* ^ TK FORCES DID ^OT ACCEPT PROTESTS WHICH W5RE LODGED BY UMt BECAUSE ACCORDING To THEIJ? OPINION BOUNDARY OF TK CONTROLLED ARETA £XTEi®EB TO BOUWDA!^Y OF S^A* UM VIEW IS THAT TK^ HAD ^ W) FORCES IB A??CA= BEFOn™ SB ACU. ^ 4* LARWACA DISTRICT OK 2S AUG TK POPULATION AT THE VILLAGE KELLIA WD 569 70S LEFT TO DIRBCTIOM OF ARSO WD 573 S35 AMD PSRGA*)OS WD64 7S. LOCAL UN HAS 3ESS AT PR 5. ALL OTHET? DISTRICTS Af?D ZO^S M T F? COL 1435 2632308 74 232230B 74 2 ? ^7 200 4S £5 313 30 «2 3t55 S-362 3 27 28 71 79 20002B 4 £ 4 2S 555 70S 573 833 64 73 54- r r SY44 S NICOSIA 300 ETATPR1QRITE S'dYER/URQUABT VECKMAM^UNQZ/Pr;^ CHfttfD U>?FICYP 1433 SUBJECT* CYPPUS SITSSP P.WIOD gSg^OB AU6 74 TO PB223CB AOG 74 1. GEWi^fit SITUATION THS SITUATION HAS REMAINED SEVERALLY OUIET. HOWEVtR THE TK FORCES H4VS WADE PROBES IM ?, ARSAS» EAST OF NICOSIA- • LAS MAC A NORTH OF PYr?01 ftW) IN THE AREA NORTH OF DHEKELIA S3 A. APftRT FROM THERE, THERE HAVE ONLY BEEN HIJJQH BREACHES OF THE CEASE- F ?, NICOSIA DISTRICT TWO TK COYS ftWD A THCOP OF TANKS riOVEB ST AL'S 200 YftRDS SYOS SSS NICOSIA 315 ?.S £3152 = ETATPRIORITE /( ^ f^'; ' U?^ATIOMS ^ IMMEDIATE i USFICYP 13?S ^ SUBJECT I CYnt1US SITREP PERIOD 2422303 ftUG 74 TO 2622305 f A'lG 74 ^4. I, OEWERftL SlTNfliTIQM. ^ ALT wt? UGH GENES ftLLY 8UIST CEASEFIRE VIOLATION CONTIV'US, MAJORITY ABE TURKISH BUT SQ*1E fi??E MATIOMAL GUAHD. POTH NUS TO DIG I f j = AW I -UPHOVE THEIH DSFEMSEH . SOPIE HU^&M ^S DISTRIBUTIOM OF 2£L!S:F SUPPLIirg CO^!T1«USS, EXCEPTION ^ IS F AUGUST ft DISTRICT ^HEF" r?E:ST"I CTIOM OF U>j •••10 V EM E NT H *S , HAIPEHED HELIEF EFFORT TO GK CYPK10TS CUF OFF 5EHIMD TURKISH LINES. ^ELUCTANCE 3Y TUHK FORCES TO ftCCEPT OUTSIDE HELP *• HAS LEO TO DELAYS IM = t "= RESTORATION OF ESSSMTI *L SERVICES SUCH AS WftTES A^ID ELECTRICITY ^ 2* NICOSIA DISTRICT , TURKISH FORCES CONTJWfE Tn P^ESS FORWARD. THEY HAVE MOVED P-!TO GA^'\GE AT QR <•?!> 3070 ?3^7 ft^D HAVE EJECTED WIFE FE^CE F?^0"-1 THAT LOCATION TO JGP.5 t-jTRE F1MCE TO CORNARO HOTEL , G?? MD 5t!>5 S-SSO. = P4* ^ yiRIVG '-^W OBSTRUCTS ROADWAYS IM AREA OF OP ORCHARD GR MD 3062 S347. BOTH SIDES ADVANCED IN APE A OF Av-!TEr^iA FftRM GP, WD sr P,S2J S|80 ftWD WERE PERSUADED TO WITHDRAW WHE^ I'"*' OP CIPCLE ??03 UA? D"If-;ST ALL ED. THPE!" PIST^MCE" OF ^HrjOT T!.r;KISH FORCES CONTINUE I.OOTIMG OF FftMAGUSTA TOW UA^MSS-VEMT OF UN' FORCES IN DtSTPICT. W OP? eCWTIWF: TO *E PLin DESPTD? HARASSM£?!T. ISOLATED CD^FIR^ED CASES OF GV CIVILIAN CONTIMJJF TO ^H FJEPORTSD,. TURKISH TftN'fS AMO ? IZ^O INFftMTr'Y flOUEMKMT MO^THWSST CO?JTIML!S? TO = "Si ""'FPO^TED IN P^M HANDLE AREA. W3.ZZ ^1?:^ 15 P=; TiTST AH \. !••• r) ' ^« L (- DAVCOV SE^IOS OPFRATIOMS OFFICE" AND TWO ClVILI.aM ^^G ? IN LiFKA DISTRICT. (JW OFFICE* WAS DJ?^£D. ALL VSE':: LATER SEL^ASED BY TURKISH COMPANY CO^f5A^DSR WHO I1' M^"'' v'iiF?£ NOT = A--?A^£ PRISDNS^S l^Rli UNITED MATIO'^S 3, ALL OTH!:^ ZO^SS A^D RISTFICTS '•TTS CDL i3S^ ?,4?S303 74 ^6^230^ 14 I 2 3070 £347 3125 S3nO 3062 £347 23?S ?J«0 r .. C • o C • X-^Y27S> SN 8 NICOSIA 23? ?A 2337Z = *• ; ETP ,- - UNATIO?13 MY = ( MOST IMMEDIATE UNFICYP 1390 GUYEH/URfJUH ART FROi^ '.'SCKfti , PREM CHADJD. SUBJECT COLON CYPRUS SITHSP PERIOD 23223CJ3 TO 245*2303 A'JG 74, I* GEHERAl SITUATION ALTHOUGH GENERALLY «UIST CEASEFIRE; VIOLATIONS CONTINUE* MAJORITY ARE TURKISH BUT SO^E NATIONAL flUAffD.TT^PS BY TURKISH FORCES TO MJVftMCE FRO?^T LI W POSITION'S COMTINI.IES. s /CXTEOT OF HI'S A^?IT ARIA PROBLEMS IS BECOIOf? CLEARER BUT t'^I UI'3 HAS OI?EATER DSG^EE OF FREEDOM OF ^OVSISMT A^O CQMMUWI 'v FACILITIES IN TURKISH OCCUPIED AREA FULL EXTENT OF THESE REMAINS / UNCEP-TAlM. ?« NICOSIA DISTRICT AT 24080QB HRS TURKISH FORCES v P3 = t 9347. AT 2^19003 MRS TURKISH FORCES PLACED TURKISH FLAG AT GR V. 3414 9448 COLOCATEt) WITH UM FLAG* AFTER^EGOTI ATIO?J3 FLAG WAS ^ REMOVED AND BY 24.1940S MRS SITUATION WAS RESTORED TO MORTAL. / BRITISH RESIDENTS AT GR WD 3136 9367 AN® Of? WD 3139 93S8 WERE IWFORMSD THAT = ^ P4 = ( IF THEY LEFT THEIS HOf^ES FOR SUPPLIES THEY WOULD 3E REFUSED PERPUSsi$>M TO RE-EOTER TURKISH AREA, IM SSVSRflL AREAS TURKISH *- FORCES, HAVE BEEN SEEM IMPROVING THEIR DEFENSIVE POSITIONS, / SINCE; 2322303 1-m? FTFTFEN IMCIDF'JTS OF SPQ? ftP-I C FI"!"^ l!^-.1^ ?5/57 = LOCAL UW IS STILL EXPERIENCING SEVERAL DIFFICULTIES T ^nUGHOl'T TURKISH CONTROLLED ftRlvft, HOOVER SUPPLY CONVOY CflHL GUSTAV CAMP TO OP?J IM PA^HAMDLS APEft REAC ^D ^LL OPS '.'ITHOUT INCII^iMT. 6LL OTHER ZONES AMD DISTRICTS COLON *?TH. + TOD.0345 + COL 1390 (532230B 24S?.30S 74 !. f?. ?40800S 30S3 9343 3066 9347 ?4 13003 3414 9448 ?.419403 313S S3/7 3135 3363 232230B 3* CS45Z + ! ( v C4LCTOD GVA { L C L r SY78 SSS NICOSIA 150 232 ETATPRIORITE MEWYORK C c c MOST UNFICYP 1383 GUYER /URflUKART FROM WECKMAWR c SUBJECT! CYPRUS SITR2P 23S23Q B AUG 74 c i. AT APFROX 2100 B NICOSIA DISTRICT REPORTED THAT c TURK TROOPS WO\fFD FOR'.*A^D ACROSS N^LSOKOS ST WOVI ?^S SOUTH WITH APPA^ft^I IMTK^IO^ OF ESTABLISH! m A LIME IRISH BWOS c »«ID 3 190 93SO c P2= TO F^EMCH EMBASSY VD 3t7K -9-357 TO BRITISH HI6H COM1ISSIOM ^ WD 3132 9350 TO CORONA HOTEL WD 9I2S 5349 . £ THE PREVIOUS LI WE VAS NELSOWAS ST RUNNING EAST TO WEST » WD 3I3G S373 TO WD 3350 9360. 2. NseoTiAntms ASH: MOV U^JDERWAY VITK VICE PRES f OFFICE TO FORCE RETURN TO PREVIOUS LINE . 3. THIS ACTION 9Y TUSK TP.OOPS IS IS DIRECT CONTRAVENTION OF DECLARATION BY *m ECEVTT THAT TURKS FORCES MOULD TOT MOVE FORWARD FHOS TIME OF CEASE FIRE , RECUEST THIS MATTER BE BROUGHT TO ATTENTION OF THE TURKISH PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE . COL 8I3S9 ?3?.?.50 B 2100 B 3 590 9360 3172 9357 3 1C? 9350 9}?S 9349 3130 9373 3130 9360 /* c c ^ WPUL.D NOT "JOVE FORWARD FRO?! LI WES OCCUPIED AT TIMS OF CEASS FIRE c c 3 01452 PSE ZAP C c c c c. £- TO BE SET AFIRE AMD TURKS REFUSED TO ALLOW FIREMEN ACCESS TO . . ..*~33rQ#3^j£Z&Z,. „,. .F'I.Rg3^..-£VSNrrUftLLy-'-€^ / •?-.* K- BUT ESCHOOL BURNED TO THE GROUND . MECHANICAL DIGGER HAS *t I x BEES WORKING tM ASEA WD 2S42 9221 ft NO HAS ALSO DUG TRENCHES WD 2S50 934S TO WD 3020 ."\ :) >u ;? 93.50 * PROTEST H4S SEEK LODGED WITH TURKS . NEW ROAD SLOCKS ESTABLISHED 4T WD 3134 935i AND WD 3175 9S34. i / PROTESTED TO TURKS . . /' 3. FAHAGUSTA DISTRICT AT 1420 HHS TURK FORCES LAUNCHED INFAHTRY AMD TANK ATTACK IW AREA DHERISIA WD -375 805. MATIQMAL GUARD WITHDREW . AFTER WOUWDING ONE .MAT GD SOLDIER , TURK FORCES ALSO /''"*• WITHDREW , TURKS REPORTED THAT MORTAR ROUNDS HAVE LANDED IN THE VILLAGE OF KOTJKLIA WD CSS5» AS UM PSRSOMNSL ARE ^OT PERMITTED TO MOVE IN THIS AREA , REPORT CANNOT BE INVESTIGATED . x W FORCES CONTINUE TO EXPERIENCE SEVERE FREEDOM P8/12= ^ OF ilOV.EMEST PROBLEMS IM DISTRICT . c 4, ALL QTHSR DISTRICT 8 _H T R ~ CO c ' r? ^ O)L: !3SB 2222S08 - 2320003 74 3184 9361 • ^ 3300 S267 3298 S£69 1445 3375 9305 2842 9221 2350 9345 3020 9350 31S4 936} 3179 9634 1420 1 875 805 UN AT IONS • i \'EV YORK C \ I { MOST IMMEDIATE UN'FICYP 1333 PUYSE/URQUHART FRO?'} WECK^AMM MII^QZ/PR!™ CHAN'D ^ SUBJECT s CYPRUS SITREP FOR PEBIOO S22220P> - 232000B AUG 7^ r' I. GENERAL f- ALTHOUGH GENERALLY QUIET THROUGHOUT THE ISLAND , CEASE f FIRE VIOLATIONS CONTINUE . HOST VIOLATIONS ARE CAUSED BY V TURKISH FORCES ALTHOUGH ISOLATED INSTANCES OF MAT GD ACTION1 HAVE ( no * SEEN REPORTED . ?>?ICOSIA DISTHICT CONTINUES TO ^ECORO THE MAJORITY OF VIOLATIONS « 2. NICOSIA DISTRICT A. LAST MIGHT TURKS TROOPS ERECTED ROAD BLOCK AT '•?0 31*? 4 9361 1*1 AS ATTEMPT TO BLOCK OFF EAST/WEST ROAD 1^ FRO^rr OF NICOSIA CLUB AMD RESTRICT UN FTJEEDOM OF P3 = E. AT 1300 MRP TURK FORCES MOVED ROAD BLOCK AT KYKKO ST NICOSIA FROM VD 3300 926? TO WD 3g98 ^2S9, ACTING PRESIDENT CLERIDES LODGED PROTEST TO FC. MATTER IIKDER INVESTIGATION . IM REPLY TO UM PROTEST OVER TURK STEALING FOOD SUPPLIES (IMCLUDIW5 UN) FRO?1 WAREHOUSE ON GREEN P4 = LINE , TURKS REPLIED THAT SUPPLIES IN WAREHOUSE WERE BRITISH OWNED AMD THAT THESE WEHE BEING HELD BY THEM IN SAFE CUSTODY, AT 1445 KRS HEAVY FIRIttQ CANTITASK V?SAPOf?S , (5?ET-'ADES AMD SMALL ARMS ) IM AREA AYIOS KASSIA^IOS , OLD c C c r> r *• SST75 SSS C 15003 TO X~PR^T TO TO CHH:CK OM = IOW OF A^I:1ALS. StvQ'lPST FT^ 'iCC^SS BY RPSE'K TO -I^S AS IS? FftCTORY ^T P??YROI CO^TAl^I^Cf O^E n A HALF MILLION WTO3 yO^TH OF OR*jDF VEGSTAfSLS OIL WAIH POWSJT l.l*-!E KT.G05lJi/VYnSWtft R BY CYP'RIQT n^PAl^ C»-^ 5* Fft-I^SUSTft s DISTRICT* RSLI^F COMVOY OF F0m> FOR e^E^iK CY?«?tOT? F3^ WHICH PRIOR P^^|5?SIS^ M^D SEEM. PSA»IT^C BY V1CS s OFFICE WAS STOPF'PSB AT f*I ft sJILTTft 0 } GRQ38& tK^T V PSKWISSIOM :?£91IISSJJ. MEV AtTSWPT WITH VRITTS'J PSR^IT r-f FAWftCUST* ICWT A«3 3T-1S3 VILLftGF? IM DISTRICT. ALL f or^ssTS T<^ I S WEST 1 8 ATS AMP P*OVXDS S^UrF DS^Et) BY THStf ftH-*Y. ^"Ma^tf OP ELECTSICJTY T^ANSFOS^rfl! *T tEFKornKo HAS U:FT »IOST OF ®x strict TO EAST JTUECTPICTTY V«IRK ALSO EFFECTS PATER SUPPLY AS f^Pl 4, L*T?KSCA CTSTRICT* P3 3 T ?«FTK5EE3 r*? V!CI«!!TY L TOV-f*f TE'' TO THIRTY POO?) S4.TIIOW FOS TURKISH CY??*JOT ^'CA'^iT OF ^IH!!) TO FK'O G^Ei^K I, MSTRf^T* t?U??TYflW THO?f;*A^D GfU5"1"^ LOCAL IN sC-^"^? '-7JT7; T^A 1":? ^I*?T ^T'^ITIOM OF CDl. i^^v" t ^j^OO? "??? JS-fH'f T> ^5^5 5 A 4-4* C L c NIC c c SY64 S MlCOSXft !H€ £2 22282: = ,-r I T IMMEDIATE C 158? U ^ITIIATIO^ AT ?SOJ) HR3 *• ^1 COST ft DISTBICT* /iT AP^OK "MSO H»S ^L^V^N TURKISH 'JOUSflALISTS AMD 0«E TK CVP »--?OMflN VHO HAD SiTSM HISSING R)R I*?ORE THAN Of^S VSKSf KftNOtfn OVER TO TURKISH SI'3F. THROUGH c !C?'C« SINGLE SHOT &T U?J "OA1}BLv?CK Ot'TSIt'S BLuHl B^ET c ftT 2100 KSS. KYSEWIA DISTRICT* EST^LISH^T) OPS AT P^s>i a16 '^ c H3SO ANn FACTORY ^T OR WS c 1550 « 4, ALL c 5* 'W!«ftBIT43IftH S1TREP V!LL BT" SS^ COL 13??7 I 2200 2 J.3S5 1550 A 5+ L ZC7.C UN UN QVc. CV^- [>[. l;j C ' ' i • C I*/ ^ -NY239 SN108 MOST IMMEDIATE NICOSIA 142 15 08502 = f ST AT PRIOR ITS UN AT IONS ;.•! £ NY= I C MOST IMMEDIATE •^ UMFICYP 1249 GUYER/URQUKART FROM PREM CHfcND/MILES f I. SITUATION AT 1000 HOURS . ?.. NICOSIA,-TWO TURKISH SHELLS LANDED IB AREA RAF NICOSIA WD 268903, C THEY DID MOT EXPLODE AND NO CASUALTIES ASS REPORTED* FORCE c COMMANDER HAS MADE VERY = c P2 = c STRONG PROTEST TO TURKISH COM AND ER. TURKISH r VJ u "* >*" 'i *^l"v-'t^iJ;'iL5 - >A rtV •-*,' *' *rf *^" I"*i5 -wT^£ IV** "^sTri '^ - * i-J A*t~i^5" iw'n'fc; \ii"U~i?Vui> *' V 1 U Lr*rA IilU* i H ii V^ 2T H x5i!i ri H uf* ^ AT 0845 BY MACHINE GUN AMD MORTAR FIRE IN AREA WD 3493 (CENTRAL t- NICOSIA)* LOCAL UN INVESTIGATING. 3, FAMA6USTA. AIR STRIKE 'ON FAMAGUSTA AT 0950 NO DETAILS Y^T, = C c re= • ' TURKISH FORCES ON NORTHERN ROUTE HOW NORTH OF TRICOMO WE 3105 ^ GOING IN DIRECTION OF THE PANHANDLE (HE) AND DEPLOYING ALONG , THE COAST LINE AT MOWARGA WE S50S. TURKISH ARP10UR CARRIER ^*^ OUT RECONNAISSANCE ABOUT FOUR KILOMETRES FROM CARL GUSTAV CAKP+ c r c ZCZC I. A c V C C 505 J5 Q8Q02 c 103T T^^r^jftTH: UMFICYP FHD^I PREM c A!R ^TRI^F 0?? LEFK05vI KO '^ OF FORC?? 0« ^ftlW ROA"i ^O'-J AT ^l 759?. 3* LEFK4 r TWn '0 S'-i ^I7? ofsiT^;? ts^T^G "AP^ v! 0;'T fiGAl^FT c. CUARD POSITIONS AT GH VD VD ?73B|1 AT 0?<40 COL 1;?4S ! 0900 SL ^65 f?3 759? 5 B ?7S3 M OS^IO .,,,, c C c c c c , ZCZC US UN C C c £ MY 23? Stt 106 SSS NICOSIA tit 15 iM£t>TATE WNFICY!3 r?47 fiUY5?/URf'UHART FROM PRE^ CKAWD/ WILES l^SITUATIO^ AT 0800 HOURS. 2. HI COS I A DISTRICT* NATIO^l GtlfiHD HftVE PROTESTED STROVGLY *T TURKISH VIOLATION OF CSACFriRE BECAU^S: THSY AF?" FIPIKG OM AYIO? SHOMSTIOUf? A-'D WftL CQMTINGEtvT *REA»PROTSST C ^ PASSED TO TURKISH FORCES BY UN. 3. FAUGUST ft DISTRICT* , TURKISH FORCES ARS «OVISG TOWARDS FfiW|ftf3USTA ALOfIG THREE : , MAI» ROUTES COLOM.A.FRO-^ CHATOS TOyARDS LEFKOMIKOS (6) ALONG ^ TiiS MAIM ROAD WHERE THSS VERS LAST REPORTED TO HftVS REftCHtt* ^ H?ASTIJ A^D •r , L c c NY 232 XXXKXXK ft NY 333 AHESD SY ?33 SS 10S NICOSIA J 63 15 06402 = E7ATPRIORITE - WFICYP l245.flOST IMMEDIATE U SITUATION <*T 0600 HOUR?!. ^..NICOSIA DISTRICT CLM TURKISH FORCES 3RQK£ LOCALLY ftP.RA^SEn (^A-SEFIR^ WITH ft£TILL£T?Y ^^ riO^?A^ BA^R^Oi AT 05 !5 HOUR? CEK'TTtED 0!^ !?ACSTRftCK AR"A uK S9593S* 3* FAWA3U5TA ^I^TRIGT >- CLW TURKISH ARMOl'RQED RSCO^AISSAMCE FORCE C SIGHTTD WSST OF ftNGO^I EMA^fiOMI RS»^ 7^59>'Q AT 0550 HOtJ^P. ^ MATtD^^L GUA;?D MO^TAHISI0 OLD CIIY.FIRE TO.T I NTTM5IV:i:. ^ «!TH DSAV'M FROM £YI03 4MPROMIKOS .TOPWU KSUY.TOP.J'J *A^ OTHER ftR!?AS OF EASTEARN PSFIMSULA OURIM5 HlfiHT. At CHATOS ONE TURKISH T^^K COMPANY BEGAN TO MQVC S"AST TO P3 h < VtH$^T5Ae4c LftR^frCftS CLM NATtO^AL GlIftHD COr.JTI lUE. 3 TO C IRATE FORCES AT !1AZO TOZ VD 448 51? A^D ' SWftU ARWS FtRE BEG ft?) AT FIRST LIGHT BUT flO ATTftCK.6* fl , LID1ASSOU CL« SUI£T.7.L£FKA CI.S F4/15 flUIST.S. KYRENIA «EST CLN ^IflET.S. KYSS'llA EAST CL^l P'JIST. COL i^45 i 0600 2 0515 SR?95932 3 795920 0550 4 . 448 517 524 565 5 S 7 S 9 -M- e c -C C SN102 SSS NICOSIA 152 M 2308Z = v NSW YORK = C / f^OST IMMEDIATE " • / !6 SITUATION AB AT 2550 KRS. 14, AfJ^UST 1974. ^^ ^ICOSJft DISTRICT. CSftSE FIPE IN NICOSIA CITY CGi«Tlwu£D TO BE OSSERVaD GENERALLY BUT S01S SFORAOJC SKOOTI^KS. A DISTRICT* TURK A3VSMCE TO EftST HAS r f TAKE*' LYSI GR WD og 25 4B PAPHOS DISTRICT, /JIR STRIKE AT PR VO 48 53 HIT 2ASHO/TV RELAY ST/»T!OW» PDLIS ftH5!^ OUIET. ^ 5^ LAKNACa DISTRTCT. LARGE MOMBER SAT GD REPORTS!) AREA KIT! ,• fiR WD 524 5 S3 IJJTEOTIO^S !JWX?*OWB«. v • a* LIMASSOL DISTRICT,. = ^ PS/5? s . ,. ^ TURKISH CYPRIOT PRISONERS FRO?1 MAR I ( EXPERIENCED SHOOTING ALL DAY FROM MORTAR, m AMD SflALL CEASE' FIRE ARRANGED 1740 STILL HOLDS. S. KYREMIA DISTRICT EAST ftW WEST NTR . c C MY227 SM93 SSS NICOSIA !00 14 2005Z C £ ETP U NATIONS ^ NEWYORK = C^ —i mST IMMEDIATE *' <*~J '1 - _ • —! C USFICYP 1241 GUYER/URQUHART FROM PREtt CHAND/MILES. I. SITUATION , AT 21,30 HOURS. 2. NICOSIA DISTRICT* CEASEFIRE BEING OBSERVED \ BUI SOME SPORADIC FIRING. 3. FAMAGUSTA DISTRICT. COtJSIDSRABLE. NATIONAL GUARD TROOP MOVEMENT IM VICINITY FAWASUSTA CITY, f PURPOSE OF WHICH IS UNCLEAR. 4. PAPHOS DISTRICT* UH CONTINUE C , P2/50 = TO MAM OPS AT KOUKLIA, MANDRIA VILLAGE A?JD HANDRlA HILL AND f ONE OP IN PAPHOS TOWN. 5, LARWACA DISTRICT NTR. S. L1WASSOL DISTRICT HTR. 7* LEFKA DISTRICT. LOCAL UN NEGOTIATED CEASEFIRE C LIMMITCS AREA AT 17.40 HOURS* 8. KYREWIA HftST AND WEST NTH* -h C • 1241 i. 21.30 2. 3. 4* 5. S. 7. 17.40 8. + + L L' < c ( c , BY324 SmS SSS NICOSIA HI v ET? ( UN AT IONS WYX = C MOST IMMEDIATE " ^ ! •< f. • c *•''-.. UMFICY? 1233 GUYER/URQUHART FROM PREM CHAND/MILES^ _ 1. SITUATION AT 19*30. £« NICOSIA DISTRICT* TURKS CONFIRMED C AT IS.30 HOURS THAT THE CEASEFIRE WOULD COVER ALL NICOSIA CITY AMD HOT JUST LEDR.A PALACE AREA. NATIONAL GUARD HAS ALSO ACCEPTED CEASEFIRE. AT 13.30 HOURS AIR ATTACKS OCCURRED AT W f 2S72.AND <<;D 27S>2 &W THERE WAS MORTAR FIRE AT V1D 2793. 115 FI\TCOM MOVED FRO« KYKKO CAMP TO SAP NICOSIA AT 18.35 HOURS 1- APPROX. AT IS.,30 HOURS TURKISH ARMY INFORMED UNFI CYF ..TKAT-. THEY HAD AGREED TO REQUEST THAT HILTON AND CLEOPATRA HOTELS BE REGARDED AS RED CROSS = , ^ P3/41 r •.-. t _ \ \- • " \ c • • /' ; ... •..'. ••- NEUTRAL AREAS. 3. FAMAGUSTA DISTRICT. SITUATION I!,1 OLD CITY OU1ET. TURKISH ARMOURED COLUMN HOW REPORTED MOVIES EAST OF CHATOS ALONG OLD ROAD TO FAMAGUSTA. 4. PfiPHOS DISTRICT, SPORADIC SHOOTING HAS BROKEN OUT AT STAVROKOHG 4- rt"' c l /- WY21SSN95 SSS NICOSIA 255 U 1750Z = ETATPRIORITE *• UNATION5 MOST IMMEDIATE = ^ UNFICYP 1231. GUYER UH9.URKART FROM PREMCHAWD/MILES. f I. SITUATION AT IS, 50 HOURS. 2. NICOSIA DISTRICT CLM SOME STALL ARMS, MACHINE GUN AND OORTfiR FIRE WAS REPORTED THROUGHOUT £ THE DAY IM THE AREA OF THE GREEN LINE. NICOSIA CITY AREA IS : NOW QUIET FOLLOWING APPARENT AGREEMENT BY SOTH SIDESTO OBSERVE CEASEFIRE FR01 "l ivf ctja" IS 15 HOURS. 3.FAMAGUSTA DISTRICT CLM COLUMNOF TURKISH TANKS ^ QREPORTED OOVI^G EAST OF PRfiSTIO WD 7093 ALONG THE WAI» FAMASUSTA f- ROAD AT 1730 HOURS. NATIONAL GUARD APPEAR TO BE WITHDRAWING <. FRO?? TRIKOMO WE 8105 AMD LEFKONIKO WE NAVAL GUNFIRE WAS REPORTED AT 3730 HOURS IN TRI KOMOAREA. ^ A, KYRENIA DISTRICT CLL ALL UN PERSONNEL FROM OPS AT KYRENIA ^ AND BELLAPAIS, INCLUDING UKCIVPOL, FORCED TO WITHDRAW BELLAPAIS OP TO TJIKLOS CAMP, REMAINED TO NICOSIA DESPITE PREVIOUS- AGREEMENTS. ONE MEMBER INTERMATION COMMITTEE OF ^ PAGE4 RED CROSS REMAINS ./WITH GK CYPS IN LOME HOTEL. 5, LARNACA DISTRICT *•*- • CLM ALL TK CYP MEM IN MARX WD 2744 AND ZYYIWD 3043 HAVE BEES ^ LOADED ON NATIONAL GUARD TRUCKS AND ARE BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN TRANSPORTED TO LIMASSOL. LOCAL UN HAVE PROTESTED. MORE DETAILED REPORT ONQ L - P5 \ KILLING OF THREE AUSTRIAN SOLDIERS REVEALS THAT ON FIRST Ir \ V i 1 PASS AIRCRAFT TOOK NO ACTION, OS SECOND IT ATTACKED VEHICLE ^ I WITH MACHINE GUN AND CANNON FIRE, AFTER WHICH FOUR OCCUPANTS I \ LEFT VEHICLE ftND TOOK COVER* OM THE THIRD PASS THE AIRCRAFT € ' DROPPED NAPALM AND THREE WERE KILLED C * PS/5 THS DRIVER SURVIVED UNHURT COL 1231 i 18*40 ?. {S!5 3 7093 1730 8105 6602 A 5 2744 3043 t C , 1S53Z '•;• o •-.:.•<.. • ^:; "ii f i';/ UNFICYP 1250 URQUHART NY FROM PREMCHAND/PIILES . I. SITUATION AT 17.30 2. GENERAL.MEDEVAC CONVOY ARRIVED SAFELY DHEXELIA (CONNECT OUR 1217). 3. NICOSIA DISTRICT. ^ LO TO MAT GUARD REPORTS THAT NATIONAL GUARD HANTS TO ARRANGE CEASEFIRE IN HI COS I ft CITY. = PS = THEY SAY THEY WILL NOT FIRE IF TURKS STOP FIRING*. UN HAVE APPROACHED BOTH SIDES SEVERAL TIMES BUT WITHOUT SUCCESS. TWO AIRSTRIKES REPORTED AT 17*00 HOURS, OftE AT SUSPECTED NATIONAL GUARD GUN' c POSITION VD 3OSS AMD THE OTHER IN AREA OF SCHOOL W 283925. 4» =.-'"' c P3 = • • c LARNACA DISTRICT. ACCORDING TO REPORT BY AUSTRIAN CONTINGENT COMMANDER VEHCILE INVOLVED IN PREVIOUSLY REPORTED INCIDENT WAS PAINTED WHITE, CLEARLY MARKED AS m VEHICLE AND CARRIED k UN FLAG. THERE WERE FOUR SOLDIERS IN IT ALL WEAR KINS BLUE UW HELMETS. SURVIVOR SAYS THAT TURKISH AIRCRAFT MADE TWO = P4/50 = 1 PASSES OVER THE VEHICLE BEFORE MACHINE GUMMING IT ON THE THIRD PASS. 5, LIKASSOL DISTRICT,, SITUATION QUEIT, 6, PAPHOS DISTRICT, NATIONAL GUARD HAVE WITHDRAWS ALL FORCES FROM AREA STAVROKONO LEAVING ONLY ONE PLATOOM. THEY SAY THEY HAVE NO IMTEMTION OF j ATTACKING AT THE MQWSNT+ COL 1230 i 17.30 2 1317 3 17.00 3088 233925 436 + c c *IY Z to 5W SSS SOS? aT* ?-5I COST A 5« H 151925 - r C ^ m? KILLST'P BY TURKISH AJf" ? ^C'K' It? C OF C f>V ^ftTHOt !>3 TKS AKEftff SiaOSOKST PR9TSST LODGED 8Y F3SCS . vlflTfuiRKISH CC$*AMn£S, fJRftTSRJt Y&U 30 SAMS AT H«J* 5r>lST«IftT. TUSJtISH TROOPS r*0« OWE H'fLS ?«ST OF COL ! 1700 C C c { c c 7C2C U*»^ c c C *;y 205 T*Y S?J?B SSf? ^TCi 53 H ISSBZs HT^T PRIORITY T - t I A T t C I«*?r3 , V. ?. Ml cost a Dii' 3* FAPtASUSTfi MSTSICT* TtJffKItJW ?^ ft? AptfSMlft. THEY FAST OF CHATftS* 4* P^fWS niSTRICT. FIRS FIGHT ST4»Tf® ftT 5TAUB ^V THSY IMTSN15 TO #m£Ka AIR ATTflCK O AT V?) COL 5 3 555^10 c C L MNN5J c ZCZC UttUM c c c .£." c W 2.08 SW77 SSS NICOSIA 52 14 I458Z c ETATPRIORITE U^ATIONS c c. c K 0 S T I M M E B I AT E UMFICYP 12S7 ' • ,- . GUKER/URQUHART NaWYORK FROM PREMCHAND /MILES, c U SITUATION AT 1600 HOURS, 2. NICOSIA DISTRICT CLN KYKKO c CAMP UNDER MORTAR FIRE AGAIN AT 1540. NO CASUALTIES REPORTED. FIRING CONTINUING. 3. LARMftCA DISTRICT CLM LOCAL U!J ENDEAVOURI^ c TO ARRAKGE CEASEFIRE AT GOSH I AND MELOUSKA. UNSSCCESSFUL SO FAR + L COL i ISOQ S 1540 3 + \iy £04 £M73 S'SS II COSJA 9! 14 ! 4032s ETATPR10SITE NZ 93£ SS74 $3$ 31 COS! ft <> f 14 ! 4537 5 (-•. / C MOST i vm z D i n T E C 'JNFICYP J2?S ^ISC 5 14 USQUHART ''^wyORK ^UYER/i'?EC^/i^?^? I. SITUATION »T 15^0 HOURS* 3:* MICOSIft. DISTRICT CL^ IMTWJITTEIST HRIMOi CO^rTIKUl«'3 I« NICOSIA* IF APPEAHS THAT A ^AHiWl GU^U CG'.iKTSR-ATTACK IS S LftUWCHSD IN1 ftHSA ^70 9?. I, s C ••JEM? SCHOOL ^SFESSEtJ TO I>-1 OUR I?f5. PLKASE S>'OT£ THAT GR 11-4 TH*T CABLE SHOUtP TO IM OUR 1125 CO 3» fAR\'ftCH DISTRICT CU« FIGHT I?SJ IS R^PORT^n AT *30«HI Vt> 4770 4- 03 L 122$ ;?!4 1 1530 2 270 $2 J 1^15 i?o49''J^ fP'?5 S 4770 4- Tru^- c X-r'Y SSS -V , If N C ?1 0 S T I 'I ^ ~ !) I c UMFiCV? !S24 ^130 2!^? ' FRO-*? CHANS A1ILES* U SITUATION AT tSOO MRS* -?» ^ICxJSIA Dli5T5?ICT^ RSTFEREf-JCS DUR ^ ('.PtFTC'YP I2J3). PIC REPORTS ?Hi»T It TMftT 5T Vft? >«T A MORTAR SHELL W!IC C P?./55 a l.A?^SD OUTSIO e TO MILTON BUT A RQCtfET FROM fthj A!nCR4FT* A? ft PiSULT G ?:ST VITH T{JRyi?w HILTOM IS C -COL 1200 I? 13 C L C r • C c c c NY 172 SS45 SSS NICOSIA 6D C A\<2. 'JRATIOJIS C ;^Y iSUYSB Ar"£0!H ANN i^VA FRO1^ PRE^ CHANB/illiSS* COWW MI CATION -BETWEEN HO U^FICVP A^D BOTH TURKISH SHB *5ftTlO?!ftL G'^HH SOW LOST* SXCKftWt OF A^5D MORTAR FI^E TAKING PLftCE IM AH£A OF KYKKO rftt JUST EAST OF H«5 ij^FICYF,, FOUR FURTKIiS FJ^v^S VOHW , PROTEST BOTH S cat is?>i sio 4- c • \ \ C c c c USATIDMS _/i c c /? 1 0 S 7 F??OM . ->» G^^FTflL CCIOM T1? P^AHS TO PrT CO^E^Tr? ^ ATO1? THE V OF 15 TA,VKS SOUTH ^AHt F»OM W 5500 TWftRDS «ftRATHOVO!)KO C OF c 3. WI COSI ft ^IKTRICT OOLO?? A TS?iUOUS AfE> I^ORMAL CEASEFIRE IN T!*E NICOSIA CITY' AREA 'MS ARH A^GED fl*!t> FIRI^ HAS 5rvT?J c MUCH RIsDUCSD* TURKISH CO^A^ER ST&TSs' THAT Ht? FOHCES WILL c *JOT 510VE I« THIS an^A ufltESS W c t ttPOM THF^, SPORADIC «HEll.JHS CO^ttM^ES IM KYrKO A. KYHENT^ ESST ;}t^TRICT COtOW T!IRKI?H COIflWAV'?? KA^ U« OPS AT KYHXMIA CnO^S HOTEL >» PSLtAP^lS flW -1 OUT 3F HASM TO^KISH EfJCL^VE, AFTFI> U?F TH^SE GPS ft??E MOVlWfS TO TJ! KLOS t C. ^? VE P907, 5. ^Lt OTWR AHEftS ARE KEPORT^D P-L'ITT r ?<:^ ( c c c c c c f SI?VfiTtt31-? at c c TO c 1330 H^*???5 STATION IS c c P3/3 e c c .\,«M f _ f Y?3 15 S-S -''ISC OSMSVA FROM FFSI^ 1, SITUATION £T I.S30 HOURS* 2« ^iCuSJA OISTBtCT Ct« SHELLING CONTT^IE" UERY CLO^E TO v1 . Cft^Pe O^E HIT 0« XV^T 0^ THEIR OPERATIONS 'CE'irRE* HOSPITAL 15 = 0^ FIRE* 0?y? n?PIH£R FT^CDV GOt^I^H VO!JN'??*D» ^^T^IKG TOTAL TO !?* 3* tfY^NlA E'SST DISTRICT CIA' T^KICS HAVE F!T?Er< 0^ •* tJM ST.AKSn-G PATROL AT yn 498 99^* ^0 .CftSy 4* XYREWTfi T9WW CL« TURKISH CO^MAWER Hft* IVF5R-1T') LOCAL UM THAT THKY MUST LtftVE * C . r»owi?r VOT'L ?T 1400 HOURS. lOC^L , W !J^DEn STROHSEST rHOT'TST ^" COL S'BiS 306 ! 1350 9. \1 S 49B 998 f C f c c NY 1S1 XVSSS JJCISQAI S3 H HAT PP. IO?UT E mi AT 10 MS c c c c c r-iz c c c « o s i iM?ter?iATS c UHFICYP I? 15 M1?C SOS IfR^UHART BUYER VaCKWN FROM PR^CHA^/^ I, SlTtl^TTO^ AT 15»00 HOURS * c g NICOSIA A?JD LARM&CA DISTRICTS CLfl TURKS ARE VT7ACK!"G SCHOOL AT 6R2S4942 WSAR GREEK MILITftftY CA?1P WITH ai?TILL»:HY AN1> TA^KS, L(3Cftt CSftSSFIBE ^HAJWEO AT 4YIA ^3 5 135 AND WFLOUS^A ^B 5581 "ILL CO^TIWUS U^TILL H445 HOURS WKEM LOCAL KS> WILL REVIEW S COL 12J3 205 J 13.00 2 ---^Y ISC ess ^teo'Si & 75 ?4 n KT AT PRIOR ITS c c c c / A C v »M ? 'j *•,, 1 T 'T ^J? ,-t T\ f A 1 ;•- ^- -. ) \J O '( j, '. i.., ^r i -. f, ^ Mlf^f?* !*, SITUATION1 AT I2«3D HOURS* c 1 X" ? VT^O^? % r\ V Wf)w?^~" AMf; ft^fT? 5 ™r?V ?','("*--" ft vTC,^r r*n M"f T "•'" i T- ' AP™A OF KYKKO CA^P* T>?T&L ^Ui'iri?!R OF FIWCO^ CASUL^Tl^ C 0*??!;v5IJNICAtt9MS> 1?E**F!STABLISHEO ^ITH S3TH S1QH!S» ?EeOT TATTOOS TO STOP FJ^IMG GO INK Of? = 3. KYF'OIA WEST CLM ftYI /i ^1AR!??A» WD 1J ^ 933# IS ?EIM3 HEAVILY SKELLRP BY TURKS. 4 ff.V1A8yST.ft OL'I i^KOTiaTIO^ FOR CSftSFTFIRT a 4- C CQL l^»M '?04 1 !S»30 S IS 3 US 5S3 c c c m 179 £253 S3S- NICOSIA 113 14 1050Z EIATPRIOBI/Z E N ...», C UHFICY? J21S ilJSC 203 UR8UHART GUYiER/yEOKMAft FHO^i PHE^CHAti 1, SITUATION AT 12,00 HGI/S3* /• / 2. 8 ICO SI A CU! PIO AT KILT OH HOT EL? INHERE REPOHTERS ^- AMD ^AUY REFUSEES ARE GATHER ED 9 REPORTED THAT AT AS OUT ( HOG HOURS A flOSTAB SHELL LAWDE3 IN FCRf-Tf OF EHTRAHCE. / AT U45 HO IRS = PS = AM AJUCHAFT ATTAOKEO AREA ADJACEi)fl TO HDT£L COKTAIKIHG ( WA'flOWAL GUARD CA^P ASD TECHNICAL SCIiOOL . ROCKETS FROM THE R- A MS ££T ASEA 01? FIRS, WATIOMAL GUARD SOLDIERS WHO ATTEMPTED V TO £NTS/* IflLTOM HOTEL, WHICH ICHC HAS DECLARED NEUTRAL ZGw£P WcTRH: SUCCESSFULLY PREVENTED FROtl DOIKG S0» MANY Cv AND CHILDREN HAVE TAKES REFUGE IN HOTEL ABD ARE SAFE Itf BASEMENT '--^ . •3. SEE Oil? I2S1 •*• C. COL 1213 i IS. 00 2 1100 U45 3 * f r >;Y-J79 SW54 SSS 8! COB! & 74 14 !055Z = r C^- NT- 'l>« ? »fffif T^F >I-./ • nr .i*- ij '»./&" V>* i«J i"*: *• ii1^ . ••' c c U^FICYP 1212 ?I;I5C 202 I?RO?jHAf?T ^ 1. S7I?lTftTia# AT 11.45 HOURS, '••'"""•'" f?^ MI COST A r-JSXHICT CL?J J)XPLO' ^- ?S5JTH 5F THE NICOSIA GOLF CDt!i?^!" ^E! RECE'IVI'MS HFT^VY ^ flR^^rra HLOUE?!^ BOTH FI^S BOTH s x SIDES ACCOHDX^GLY, AT "iFLOUSHft WD 533320 ^TIG^I GUftR.O REPORTED PLANNING TO fcTTftCK* LOCAL b'M ARS >JEGO C ftYIA RE^/^IKS fJUIFT -*• COL •-^;.v- -0 f ^ "Y!?4 SN49 SSS NICOSIA ill 14 5029Z- ET AT PRIOR IT { UNATIONS NY = C MOST IMMEDIATE UNFI.CYP 1211 **ISC 20! ?JR£UH.ftRT ^EWYORK GUYER/WECKMA.MM GENEVA ^ FROM PHZV CHAN!). -. SITUATION AT 11,30 HOURS, ^ ?,. FAMAGOUSTA DI5T CLH MAT GD HAS ACCEPTED A TEMPORARY CEASE- FIRE IM AREA FfiMAGUSTfc OLD CITY. T?jRKS DO fvOT ACCEPT BUT = C vf Fa - THERE IS W FIRING AT PH'TSE^T. RK^tftlMnHR OF DISTRICT IS HUIET. 'v 3* NICOSIA DIST CLH TURKISH FORCES HAVE ATTACKED / THE GREEK MATIOWAL COWIIN7GKNT CAMP AT V»D 2792$ MORTH ^EST OF NICOSIA, TKEPE TJOES ?-K)T SEEMS TO 3E ANY OPPOSITION FROW THE ^ CA^P. TURKS ARE = C P3 c ^ SHELLING YEROLLftKOS AMD HAVE JUST PUT IN AS AIR STRIKE THERE -f {- COL 1211 201 I 11.30 2 3 S792 C c c 0 WY175 Stf47 S3S NICOSIA c r HTATPRtORITc ysATiows C C MOST !M*f£D-XATF. CVF I^OS ^I^C i$5 WRQUHART MY GUYSH ••iECX^*.-^ PRE^ CHA!'D I* SITUflTlON ^T 1115 HOUR?. ?« '' SIA DISTRICT CL?i ^IftTIONAL SUftRS HfrVJ?. AGREED TO ft CEASEFIRE T^ltJ 3Y , UM tM THS: fc^K:A Ff?OW ^?D S6?53« TO WD a 0 IF m CA?^ SfJAR^TEE THAT TURKS Wm TAXS WVfl:-!TAGi OF CEftSEHSS TO ftDV^^CS:, SEGOTI ftTIOMS CONTINUING* 3, ?»ftP«OS DISTRICT CLN FtVE TURKISH GYPRiaiS WERE KILLED .a TO l?I \'E WOUMDSD DURING EXCKftKGSS OF FIRE ^H£W NftTIOHAL GUA^O "^T^RFiD TURKISH " CYP^IOT AREA OF P*PMOS+ COL l^GE 195 i 1113 * ? 0 3+ C r C C £ /JY17! S*M3 SSS fJJCQSIa 144 {4 10152 = ^ HT^TFRIG57ITS UNATI C ^OST IKMEBtATS ^"' IPIFICYP 1207 MISC 154 URntJKART G?/¥ER/yJKCKA£la?;:''J MIMWS FlfO1^ CMA^n, se siTUAiro^ AT tioo naups* a,- ISR^ACIS ^rstsicT. UARR TROOPS A^H mvim CJW THS MftIM ^OA!) TO >nnOSI* ^T VILLAG?: OF GG-5SI. UN n?S AT ^EtOTJSHA, VI? 53 3i?XO» TRS^^TOUSMA VD c = 55S35St AR^OS ^C 573535 AMD SOSH1 WT> 475704 C vtiTKDfc^*'. 3, P*PHOS DISTRICT* PQ},I£ fll'IST. ftJRCK , TtfXS-M '/ILL5G" ^MftDHIOU VD «1*7» ;f^> "V3 AT "T v GUftRP SftY TM"Y WILL ^TT/sCX TMI" VILLAS" P3/44 = DISTRICT, 1QHTAB FJRI^TS CO^TINHIMu "OHTH OF vyK! FURTHER STflO!'X3 i'K 'PROTEST ^^DE TO Tim^ISH 5. FftMASHSTft HISiRICT. LSA5IWG ELE^r^vTS OF TyHKl CSJLO^N AKF IN »€Y KKUY OH ^D 4579^5 A^D CONTI^^S TO ^ SLOWLY EAST-*- C COL ISO? 194 J 1100 2 53 3SgC 55?«5B 573335'475704 3 616? <<- 45 457955-* L c MWI SS»HBflWN8ZKYt<>7 SSS SM5B NICOSIA 122 14 094IZ C "~'gfT^ttOltf^E ' * J "* "- UMATIOWS C ' f€ 165 /ZSB.. C WOSf IMMEDIATE ^ UNFICYP 1205 C1ISG -193 I URQUMA3T HEWYORK GUYS? WECXMASN MUMOZ flEWSVA FROif PHEfiCMA U SITUATION AT 10*^5 HOUHS. r 2.. GEKSHAL GOLDS TURKISH FORCE CO^MAMDER JA3 PRDSRED ^ WIIHDHAWAU OF ALL UH THOOPS IK TURKISH CONTROLLED AREA 3Y 1700 HRS TODAY* THIS IHCLUDES THOSE AT ?2- / DOm HOTEL AND 3ELLA?AIS, SEPLV HAS SEEM SEMT SAYIMG THAT ^w- THIS CANHOT BE DONS WITHOUT AUTHORITY OF SECGEJy AND HECOM THAI WATTEft B£ TAKEN UP BY TURKISH 00 VT WITH HIM.-. TURKSSH AIECHAFI REPORT ED TO HAVE DROPPED SAPAL?9 HGFS33 IS THE AREA OF YQIOI.AKKOS lEJJ ' VD 231 337.= ^ THERE WERE £IG;-^T A IS STRIKES. 3. KICOSIA DIST CtW BAT 6D AH£ REPORTED TO S£ PLAHNIKG A^3 ATTACK AGAIBST A VIA WD 5 i4H55 4- c *S NICOSIA" 75 I C TJ"£t*'RtO ^ KSftTIOSS c c c c MOST ?3*!FICYP 1205 ;«ISC 192 iJRRHHART ^WYORK GIJYSR VEC?v5 ACT 'U^O? c U SnUATIOW AT 10,30 HOURS, c 1* NICOSIA DISTRICT* •'SORTER FIRE *MH GRENftE-TS !M KYKW C^?1Pe STRONG PROTEST MftBS TO T'J^KISK 3e P10 DEPORTS THAT Al ABOUT i.n«GO A3s c THflT HILTON HOTSTi !^ C A^ r'^lTHH. LftRSE «ED CHC5S FLAt?» ALL SMEN GATHERED THERE +• COL 1?.05.19? J 10.30 "5 3 10,00 MOST IMMEDIATE JfflFICYP 1204 WJSC MU892 SKHEVA FROM PREACH A N!> !» SITUATION AT 10*15 MOVES', s* FORCE CQm^mm HAS ss^t otfws MESSAGE TO GUARD AMD TBfc'KZSH A»!»?EG FORCES CLN JJUOTS FORCE SWM^JDES STROMStY PROTESTS TO TURKISH &^D NATIONAL TH/Ms . • MOftTAR A*R> ARTILLERY Pi RE MAS TAKE?? PLACE.OW U1-? PROPERTY AT BAF NI COSI ft A»D OTHER tfjj CA^fPS* YOU AKE: ftS K£D TO RESPECT B»>RE«ISESt RSfRAJ^? FXQti-..$tni$G OM UM POKITIOMS AND TO NT TROOPS K-^ES1!^:US;'IPRQPERTY» U^^UOTE*. '" 'w? " F&ttOWlHS REPLY RSCSIVEP FR01 TURKISH CD>!M*SDSR TURKISH FORCES PARTICULAR TTE* :TOWOT ' ' vl'- ..• RE AT Bti;-eftpiP;-QR R SSURANCE THAT so •'•'•" ' '• ' ARE i« VICINITY or im AR£A* ' i X "'"" ~~ '''il NATIONAL'GUAR9 CUM QUOTE NATIONAL S«B STATS THAT TUSKS HftVE BROKE?? CEASEFIRE SINCE EAHLY THIS flORNI»ja» NATIONAL GUAR9 IF TURKS W|U no LIKEtflS? U»9«OTE.+ GUARD APS TURKISH A^MED FORCES CL>1 QUOTE FORCE STROM5LY PROTESTS 13 TURKISH VJ8 HftTroSftL GUARD S THATs tf? fi?ffJ ARTILLERY FIRS HAS TAKE*? FiAC£ O^J «••> PROPERTY 6F WICOSI4 ft'»D OTKSR IfM CA-^PS, YOU ftKS: ftSK£D TC RESPECT RAISES, REFRAIN FK01 nRISG'GM I'M P0S!TinM?5 AHft ID £??T TROOPS K^TEStWG U'l ???CSPEnTYfr 'JMJM'OTF. FOLLCWtHS REPLY RECEIVED FRO*1 T«!R«ISK CO W fr ?^ 5R CL^= - Hi'STE TURKISH S ARS P«Yt??0 PflRTICULW ft O*? TO HOT flF G**?P BUT ¥6^T ' ASSiJrUMaE THAT C-\l.i?T) M01HAR FO?TTiaflS ARiT IS VICINITY OF UN S6 UOTE. 4* ASSOI?i ,E"6ivS«\t««r Tlte jtflt SO- - „-..».- -*•• *-• -- *• ^L GOARB.IS.GHJ?.. ,. ff • I jV'TM•!-' IT i '' ^-p* S>FP* V ?--> * ?A « V* R'P'C^IV-1 *-* * L-'* «•*""*•^• HO^ K-ATIQ^A.L QUAR'3 CO^MA-DErf a^3 SWQTE NfATIOWAL GUAHtS STATS THAT T^KS KAVS BROKE" CEASEFin' SIHCE EARLY THIS «OR*II^3. MATIOSAL 6UART) WILL STOP IF TUSKS WILL 90 LIKEWISE 8M05K COL IS04 19! 1 JO* 15 2 3 4 5 c -. . <, c c ^ SY161 SNSl SSS NICOSIA 92 14 OS45Z = £ : ETAXPHlCJfUTE ^ HEWY08K = c VIUMOST IMMEDIATE .( USFICYP 1203 I41SC ISO. URSUHART ^ElfJYORK QUYER/WSCKMAHH $mVZ OSIvEVA ROW PREil CHANB* K SITUATION AT IOC'0 J10URS, ^ 2. KAMAGUSffA 31ST, SAT GUAR-D IS FIBI«G TKGRUGH GOUDFISK ^ CAMP AT IK GYP POSITIONS. 3t KYREZJIA 9IST, EAST DIST. "SOffi TURKISH TA»KS AND ISFAWTRY OBSERVED s r v Pj2/42 s r SO*;IKS EAST ISJSIBE ENCLAVE. 4* NICOSIA DIST* MORTAR AHO 21ALL AH'>iS FIRE WITHIN 500 METRES KYKXO CAMP. ONE FINCOS *S3 / ; • f*^ * *-••• • ^'-at C ,.,„„»*^« BY (syBSHox. 9t PAP.HOS DIST. SITUATION AT POLIS is .f-Z'S,- -•-;>?• " (_ QUIET a £4 TOTAL Ufil CAS i4H- COL 1203 ISO 1 1000 2 3 4 500 3 C c c c c NY1SO SflgS- SSS NICOSIA 142 14 OS3GZ r UNATIONS NEW YORK f «z i so C MOST IMMEDIATE ( USFICYP 1202 MISC 189 UR6UHART «Y 3UYER/BECKHABB PIUNOZ GESfEVA FROM PR EM CKAHD, U SITUATION AT 0945 HOURS. 2, ?A«AQUSTA. f FOLLOWING UM OPS REMAIN HAHNHD GIN CHAT03, ' KOUiHIA, AYIOS " ( AMDROS5IKOS, LESaARISSO, LOROVIA^ APHANlAr OTHELLO TOWER, SAVKAL, GOBFISH a P2 = .^ CAMP, EFT A KOMI* 3. PAPJK3S* NATIONAL GUARD TKHEA7EB TO ATTACK STAVROXOSQ WIIKIH AK KOIK, LOCAL UH HEGOriATISS. 4, NICOSIA. c U» 0P ELECTRA HOUSE WITKDRAWN* HEAVY FIRING IH AREA LEDRA ( PALACE* GA»CO» HAS COM-.1ENCED «OVI»S PSRSOHHEL -AND VEHICLES FRQ:'l LEDRA PALACE TO WAIN CA?1P * SES TO HQ USFICYP, 3e LEfTKA NATIONAL GUARD PIRIf/6 M?«6S AND MOaTARS IflTO THE AREA SOUTH OF LMNITIS VILLAGE. S, LlilASSOL* Q0IE7, STR . 7* TOTAL UH CASUALTIES 13, 8, PRESS COilPS HAVE IHFOflflEO PIC THAT ALL TELEX. LI»KS WITH OUTSIDE WORLD HAVE BSEffiHs P4/45 5 BROKEN A.i® HAVE ASKED THAT IHFORMATIOH COKTAISED IH OUR TO YOU BE MADE AVAILABLE TO PRESS IH NEW YOB K. PIO HAS THIS BEQUEST WILL SS PASSHD ON* PRESUME THAT AS USUAL CONTINGENT <• C06JTRIB0TI»Q COLmiRlaS ARE BEING KEPT INFORMED* (~ r /" C HY138 SN27 SSS NICOSIA 123 14 03142 s ETATPaiORITE v v- NEWYORK s "'" '¥ ^ MOST IMMEDIATE f UflFICYP 1201 MISTC 188 18QUHABT HY GUYER/MECX'SAHN >1 GENEVA. FROM PR£?1 CHftMD* U SITUATION AT Q330 HOURS* 2, FA8AGUS?A ^ DISTRICT CLN FOLLOW IHS EARLIER ^OSTAR FIRING B-Y TURKISH CYPRIOT3 ^ 'IS OLD CITY FAtfAGUST, 8ATIOSAL 6UAS5 RETALIATS3 WITH MGRTAS li^O OLD CITY* SPORADIC F IS 186 - P2 - ^ LASTED TEN TO FIFTEEN MINUTES. 3. LLMASSOL AKD PAPHOS .DISTRICTS CLt>J RADIO STATIONS AT CAFE ASPRO 0K 7433 AND CORAL BAY GR 4257 ATTACKED BY TURKISH AIRCRAFT. (v_ MAMDRIA &m TURKISH QUARTER PAPHOS REOCCUPIE5 BY SAT 10HA' L , •, "•-- - T- •(-.,. 5WARD* 4» NICOSIA DISTRICT CLW s ' ' -l\ C ^ -MORTAR FIRE FALUNS If? AREA LEDRA PALACS* 5* KYaEKIA DISTRICT ••! CLH COLUMNS OF TAMK3 AND APCS OBSERVED MOVING EASTWARDS INSIDE i • EHCLAVE4- c . . ' ' -^ :> COL 120J 188 I 0530 23743342371196845+ v:: to c NY157 SN25 SSS NICOSIA 168 H Q758Z TIZ = ET AT PR I OR ITS f NATIONS NEW YORK = C 1 C WiM7, fl1 P? OC7 X^/7 i* CC* H I il * * MOST IMMEDIATE £ UNFICYP 1200 MISC IS? URSUHART KY 6UYER/WECKWASN MU»OZ GENEVA FROM PREfl CHAKD. 1. SITUATION AT OS 15 HOURS2. NICOSIA 92STRICT CLN FURTKEV OUR 1193 AND MISC i , PARA 3. ONE OTHER OP (^ CLOSE TO LEDRA PALACE/WOLSELEY BARRACKS AREAS STILL OCCUPIED. = P2 = c SPORADIC ARTILLERY HRIHG CONTINUES TO BE KEARD. 3, LARSACA £ DISTRICT CLH FOLLOWING DEMAMD BY MATIONAL GUARD TO REOCCUPY TURKISH QUARTER LARMACA/SCALA, UNFICYP NEGOTIATED ARRANGEMENT c WHEREBY NATIONAL GUARD TOOK OVER TEMPORARILY BOILDIHGS ALOMG £ SEA FRONT A&D TWO ACCESS ROADS BUT UNFICYP H£i4AIBS IH OCCUPATION OF MAIS PORTION s C " •- (_ OF TURKISH QUARTER* LOCAL TURKISH CYPBIOT LEADERSHIP INFORMED* 4. PAPHOS DISTRICT CLN WATIOH'AL GUARD HAVE 0EBANI>ED TO REOCCUPY MANOR IA AND TURKISH' SECTOR PAPHOS. 5, LEFKA DISTRICT CLN TWO ^ TURKISH AIRCRAFT ATTACKED CYPRUS HIKES CORPOSATIOH JETTY _ t ARE CLOSE TO VIKING CAMP VD 8585. 6, s " c P4/18 - .t ^ KYRENIA EAST CLN TWO FURTHER FIHCOH CASUALTIES REPORTED AT SJIA HILEA, 7. TOTAL Uft CASUALTIES 13+ C: w c c 950 w« 1 1C S5S siCOSIft 150 15 C MOST ! •" 'vf E '0 I A. IE WICYP I*>59. ^ 1. SITU4TID?1? &T If00 HOURS, f ?«, "ICOf.Ift DT^Tn'ICT CL>' T! ^ / TH^ITE BTRIKSS AC-fltMST SOtfTKSRM P^RT OF F^AGHStA CITY ?!SJKa ^AfjHivjs; GU^S aNTT-SOMBS. AIR ATTACKS AHS CO\T!WUI^S. 6NO FIR!\?S C IS PEPORT^D ftRO'JTO OLD CITY. SHELLl^f? IS T?EPORT^D 1^3 AHH:* OF / AYIO:? ANIJ^OMICOJ? TOPJU K^uY TOPJM KK^Y W? 79! f# 4. £LL OTHER T}1STRTCT$ MOTHIWG TO REPORT* = C c p5 * • ?\^D CHIL?5>?N THSSE* K£ ALSO SAYS TCRC ^E!3* HA« A???« rfr! 7 v. ^-.sij, TS^KI^H" FO'C""' E CO^^AMn^"" "'" R H ft? .^^RE"••-•.^. T^A• T *'-^ ''TR Al „...... O^F, "i. ftRCofJO^".- .- ,.-.^_", HILTOK HOTEL GR wr) .333^09 fliMO CLEOPATRA MOTSL f^ 3»7?>!S WILL C_ j? ' -.»>-, COL 1250 I 11 CO 2 S 7911 4 5 90 33H903 327915 T c SY62 S NICOSIA 155 22 1S17Z= ;•*--.) r ETATPRIORITE ^ UMAX 10 MS NEWYORK= "' r C URQUHART FROM WECKMANH MUNOZ/PREM CHAND 3 ,. UNFICYP 1385 C !» SITUATION AT 1SOO HOURS* ^ 2. NICOSIA DISTRICT. TURKS HAVE ERECTED A ROAD BLOCK AT f GR WD 316793S5 TO STOP UW PATROLS. AFTER RECEIVING UM PROTEST VICE PRESIDENT'S £ OFFICE SAID THAT UN ARE MOT ALLOWED TO PATROL THE = c ra AREA At© SHOULD REMAIN IN THEIR CW1PS. ^ UM CONTINUE TO PATROL THE AREA BY GOING ROUND THE ROAD BLOCK. 3. FfiMAfiUSTA DISTRICT* TURKS CONTINUE TO RESTRICT THE MOVEMENT OF UN HUMANITARIAN CONVOYS AND PATROLS. AFTER REPEATED ^ UN PROTEST TO THE VICE PRESIDENT'S OFFICE THE TURKISH "ARMY HQ = , PS/54 HAS APPOINTED A LO TO LIAISE BETWEEN S WED CON AMD THE TURKISH C AUTHORITIES IN FAMAGUSTA OLD CITY. • i .. 4. LAFA JIUTGICT. TUCKU ARE PREVENT I M LOCAL UN QH FROM SUPPLYING ITS FOUR OUTLYING DETACHMENTS, BY RESTRICTING ' UN MOVEMENT ON THE ROADS. STRONG PROTEST HAS BEEN LODGED. , 5. ALL OTHER DISTRICTS. N T R+ COL 1385 1 1800 2)31679365 345+ \ ! c SSS NICOSIA 165 22 1605Z ^ 3" f ET AT PRIOR IT E UN AT IONS NEW YORK ro MOST IMMEDIATE ^ UNFICYP J3S4 GIIYER URQUHAHT FROM WECKC1ANN D1UWOZ/PREM CHAKD C ..( I, SITUATION AT 16*00 HOURS . 2. LEFKA DISTMCT , UN PATROL REPORTS THAT TURKS ARE LOCATED AT 6R WD I1S9 APPROX 4 KILOflETRES SOUTH OF ^ THEIR LAST KNOWN POSITION . NOT KNOWN EXACTLY WHEN P2~ FORWARD TOOK PLACE . ^ 3, FAflAGUSTA DISTRICT , UN REPORT THAT TURKS ATTEMPTED TO RAPE THREE GREEK CYPRIOT GIRLS IN TAVHOS GR WE 9717 SEMCLW ONE GIRL WAS SHOT B£At> BEFORE UN PATROL ARRIVED TO ASSIST ^ THEM » UW RELIEF CONVOY TO ANGASTINA GR 53S»S WAS TURNED = C P3 = (_ BACK BY TURKS ALTHOUGH CLEARANCE TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE HAD BEEN GIVEft BY THE VICE PRESIDENTSS OFFICE . CONDITIONS ^ TM coMir DAriTe? ntr IT* AM A r-Ticrc A ri T or 13 T PT ^nc mronnTrrn T n n r- (- VERY SEVERE . SOME GREEK CYPRIOTS ARE IN DANGER OF DYING FOR LACK OF FOOD AND WATER . THE INTERNATIONAL RED CROSS = ( P4-13= ARE AWARE OF THE SITUATION . 4, ALL OTHER DISTRICTS .SIR. c ( COL 1384 1600 1189 4 9717 5396 f ( c 1724 C C ~~^•"--••'- \ r7 SY44 S MI COH! A 1 !'? ;?.! C f MOST ir^EtllATE UHFICYP U7S f?'!YER/t]R^UH&RT F^vO^ ' I- SITUftTlQN AT S30S MRS. 2» F1fl^ftfi»!3Tft PT3TRICT* LOCAL *W HEFe«T THAT TKi? ARE COMTJS'JIM'S TO HARASS THEIR OPS !'•? AM ATT^-PT TO HftVS TMStt WITKDaft^*?* THE LOCAL TX GOMSH SAYS THAT MS HNS HAD OfiU^RS s PS - m»M ^i<; HO t$ ^icnsi^ TO n^ov?: THE DPS BUT THIS is SEXIST* BY IK to ? C IH 4!CO?!6 yl-!0 AGF??!?:;? THftT THE FUTURE OF ft?! OPS SHOULD BS DISCSSSED AT t HIGHER LEVEL* i^TBSCT^ THIS EySNUJe 7 T?C fYPS VERS ;TX C H & "f? F-"- FOP 19 GK rY*^ l-HH is PS/1 7 r HftO BEE?? KiiLD AB HGSTftf.SS !M TMS TK CONTROLLED ftfJ^A. 4« ALL oiHiR T>rsT^icT!?« "TH •»• COL 157S ! ?200 2 5 ? c SY41 $ NICOSIA IOS 21 1733 ET AT PR I OP IT E UN ATIO^S C flpn r ATE UMFICYP 137? Crf'YER/UROFJHA 1. SITUATION AT iHOO HOURS* ?,. ^ICO"JA DISTRICT. UN REPORT THAT TK HAVE" MOV"? 3<; IN' A^£A OF RAF -^RHiED ^[TA^T^HS MORTH OF H^ TTVFICYP MAT RD HAVS rSTABLISHEP W OP AT PR. C WD 24190S, 150 YflHDS FROM AIRPORT, PROTESTS LODGED. 3. LEFV* DISTRICT, W% INSPECTOR FROf? TK CYP MINISTRY OF TOL UN COilWDER IN' LEFKA THAT HIS TROOP? ARE COMFIWrCD TO UOTIL Ar?RAWGEr FIJTTKER DJTTAII.S WILL BE FORWARDED AFTER INVESTIGATION* 4, ALL OTHER DISTRICT? C COL 1376 iS 906 !50 3 C L 2117 ^i^ir's^^ c SSf'SS S SICOSI.A «0ST I?WET ' J57t •?» T?ICOS!fl BISTfllCT* Tlf FORCES VfOtftTW THE «BVlwe rOf?\IA^D FHO^ THE. MCSSIS CLin SS m 5H.09S68 ftf" ^irSO !" THE ABISO-««tN BY A fX SOLStKIt i^!!^ m ^ LOOTING nmmm AT e» ss sgts?!S5«# FATHER f BE m??^^!js0 wits . ' !GyS?) rO^^^ft FEO^ SR ?!> SCO<»354 Ttl $4 19341* PROTEST- V f DfSTSICT C THE!*? Or FRQW GR WD S6536? StfiAUSS tl TB00FS VA»T 10 CtSftR "' , Tllf SHE A BEFORE 5lAOTi A SSflHCK* im OF USFaSSD* ^»ASITA3IAS PROStSHS IN FfiMftGtJSrt* DISTRICT ARE RE1»ORTEa TO BE VERY SSSIS OS12SS FffOU *t€) Wffrff ASE WPUBB T^ TfiE QK CYf PO<*Ut«TIQW , It'I THE VE9Y *&$% raTlffle ««J¥ «JtL B-tE OF STARVATION. LOCAL tm REPORT THAT T!?S ARE tOOTH'KJ THS 5 If CYf» ft*?EAS **»!> THAT , IT IS DTFncin.T TO 2STIMATE IKE FfflJL EXTENT GF THS FS ^ECftllEH IMS TKS' ^K"€ iP^EVitr^TIf^S 0?-r jlSSJ?ITA?;Ci AW BECAUSE v IT IS DIFFICULT TO CONTACT G» CYP POPUl*TTOH HSPD^TS!) IM •-* CJ v. S CimiSQ THE fJ*Y» 4* ALL OTHETt W T c c ( K c c c c c '* SYS 3 I WES I ATE »! COS IA J55 30 m. ET AT PRIOR IT E <• UHftTIOMS UWICYP !5 TO Gl!Y£8 U SITttATION At SBQO HRS * ?.• PflWftGUSTA DISTHIC? * (\FTSR O>rm^E? TURXI5H FORCES AGREED 70 tSSlRUCT LOCAL SOWWftNOER THAT IP4 CSP «S X'1? PftMHfl»T>l2 ftHSA tf&IJLO MOT B^ «OVE& 1?V FORCE « BK RftlESiE!> &T H!GH5f? L^Hl SI^CS THEY NECESSITY « 3, tEFKft DtStniCT * IJW CO»3nRMET> THftT TWO TX CYPS MAT £5D I« ANGOLF^! 4, AIL OTHER DISTRICTS * M T R * CONVOY L€FT FOR ~ c GK GYPS II KYRES1A AW 08E FOH TK C¥PS FMPHGS DISTRICT * r LATTER roNSisr^ FOUR TRUCKLOAOS OF supp'tiss » ossr FDH VILLAGE ftMD THHES FO^ P^P?-'0S TWO MS » COL I I3S?, IPOD REA^ ?A!*HOS TOVSS + • " v ' ' TOD ?!YK 1540? •• \ c c c c L < r 3YI6 SSS NICOSIA 150 20 153SZ = f - .ET AT PRIG-BITE .f 'NEWYORK - MOST IMMEDIATE 1 UftFICYP 1356 GUYER/URQUHART FROM WECXHANW-MUN02/PREH CHAKD ^ i. SUTUATION AT isoo HOURS. 2, FAHAGUSTA DISTRICTS LOCAL TURKISH COMMANDER iw FAMASUSTA AREA HAS TOLD THE LOCAL UN COMMADER THAT HE MUST WITHDRAW HIS £ OPS FROM SFTAKQMI 6R WE 9323 BY i?QO HOURS LT, A$D LSONARISSO s ^ GR WE 03S5 BY MIDNIGHT. AFTER THESE TIMES HE WOULD N30T BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR LIVES. MATTER BEING PURSUED'AT HQ C . ^ UMFICYP. A UK AMBULANCE AMD DOCTOR WSRE STOPPED BY TURKISH TROOPS FROM GIVING MEDICAL ASS1STAWCE TO GREK CYPHIOT IN flYIOS ^ SSRYIOS GR WD S09S. PROTESTED» a C P3/50 = ^ 3. LIMASSOL DISTRICT: EOKA B HAVE THREATENED TO ATTACK ^ TURKISH CYPRIOTS IN VRESCHA FR VD S1S1 UNLESS THEY SURRENDER, NATIONAL GUARD HAVE BEEN ASKED TO SEND A FORCE TO PROTECT THE *~ TURKISH CYPRIOTS AND UN HAVE INCREASED THEIR PATROLS IN THE (- 4* ALL OTHER DISTRICTS NTR 4- ^ 3::3J^:^;»S%^^^ c ;y SYI? SSS NICOSIA 22? 20 153SE = ETATPRIORITS £ UN AT IONS , MOST IMWEDIftTE t UNFICYP 1395 eUYERAlRQUHART FROM WECKMANM MUNOZ/PREM CHAND - 1. SITUATION AT 15*00 HOURS. L • gX^-^4 0 . REPORTED THAT OWE OF THEIR SOLDIERS WAS SHOT DEAD AT GR WD 34005375. IBI PATROL COWFIRH THAT THEY HEARD THE SHOT BUT r P2 - _ __", ^ DIDM'T SEE THE BODY* -TURKS DENIED ANY SMOOTIHG IN AREA BUT PROTESTED THAT AN 11 YOUR OLD TURKISH CYPRIOT BOY WAS WOUNDED IN THE VACK BY HATIOWAL GUARD MACHINE GUN FIRE FROM GR WB ^ 335293 02, US CO?3FIHt1 THAT TURKISH FORCES HRSD 8 ANTI-TANK ROCKETS AT MftTIOMAL OUARD POSITIONS = • ' P3 = AT GR WD 539493SO* UN CONFIRM THAT TURKISH TOPOPS FIRED '^- MACKIWESUrt AT HAtlONAL GUARD POSITIONS AT GR WD 33949360* ^ UN COWFIRK THAT TURKISH TROOPS FIRED MACHINE GUH AT NATIONAL GUARD POSITION AT GH WD 33SS9S98, - - 3 FAMAGUSTA DISTRICT. UN MOVEMENT IN FAMA6USTA DISTRICT HAS ^ BHEt? RESTRICTED a C P4 = • § TO HUMANITARIAN TASKS* TURKS CLAIM THAI A MASS GRAVE OF 57 p ^ TURKISH CYPRIOTS HftS BEEN UNCOVERED IN ALGA GR WD 7936 &m & f HAVE INVITED PRESS AND UN TO SITE* HN REPORT NOT YET RECEIVED. :f' >'--i. 4. LARNftCA DISTRICT. TURKISH FORCES REPORT THAT 30 K> -m ^ TURKISH CYPRIOTE WERE KILLED = , P5/27 - . . IH KOKHNI GR WO 2949 ON EITHER 14 OR 15 AUGUST. •^ NATIONAL GUfifiE) REFUSED PERMISSION FOH U« TO INVESTIGATE, 5. ALL OTHER DISTRICTS. MIR 7. ••i^' VC • 339 493 SO 338B9295 3 5? 7596 4 30 2S45 IA J5 5 C CORR READ IN PAGE 3 TURKISH TROOPS FIRED •fc -..:, J,, -jj .<.•-;.*., '.-/, I .i :.. . '.': ,•',. ^-y'r-l C 11 f ('- ZY01 SZ 01 ? ^ICOSie* 43 f\ 19 000IZ ic ^E?^YORK= MOST I^l^ED x- GUYER/URQUHftP-t 1 UMFTCYP 5333 f U SITUATIOM ^ ^e GENHf'ftL* THi TVJRKISH aj?^Y HAVT ^OVIDFT? A FUHTHER LtST ^ or co-QHnr-'ftiirs FO^ THE: LI^E WHICH T^F:Y CLAI^ TO « THH"SS vf po ^ 01 VD "3S 880, GR VfJ 339 860, 03 VD ?^4 P50, G^1 V9 ^ 350 S45, G?? VD 860 S39, GP? Vn g?o , EA^T FRO!* 31IA MIL? A 6R HO 3fi5 940, GR '.'.!D 370 930, GR V!> 4^0 815, GS VD 500 815, GR WO 510 814, GR tfO 560 730 ^ AND THE?'? DUE SAST TO BOUWftHY S9A. THE LINS THEM FOLLOWS , , THE S3 A TO GB = ?4- ^ ^ If?P II.TM GH yD H40 »30. /V. 3» ?^ICOSIA DISTRICT. M«T G^ PSEV^WTE!) i^l TK CYP REFUGEE!? R30*? POT AMI «i PSOCEKDIMS TH LO!JRO»!JINA. WW HJ^AS PATROL IM AREA PROTECT! ^ TK CYPS AMT) !S CONTT^jl^ ^SOTI ATIO««f v_ '"TTH fJ/iT GD» 30 10^^ ^K CYP ^STUSFTS 'CRE ^ECEIVFD = P5 C ftT LEDRA PALftGS CHEC^POI »T AT 1500 H^tS, GRI^^ L! V«T "?*•" V''.'., '« I i. •./'- i i ^ TAKSM PLACE, ATTEMPTS BY M?J TO ESTABLISH OP *P PG ^ 4. LSFKA DISTRICT. 0*MCOV PATROL STOPPED ^Y T?JRKS IVJ r SMAZIVE3AN. TOLD MOT GC TO ftSTROI^ESITTS PE^ISTEROJA. 'SC^ GOSHI ^f^L^^SED BY ^?AT £3 TAKEN! UMDER PROTECTION ^Y f'ffSCO;1' C REIHtr TflKE^- TO T'JRKI?>H ^IA^T''"!^- F7 C OF LAHMACft (SC^LA). ?>* FA^AGUSTA DISTRICT* WOV^WE^T TO UN PftTROl.?? r^ESTF ( IM T/OM ft TOU YI^L01f» KOf*!I KEPiT^ ^?35> EPHT4KOM1, TK ft^lFT) • FOR OF S PAVr F^MQVET) CO'^TOER ^BLE •'SIIA^TI TIE'S OF GOODS F^O ( , GK CYP STOP.STS I "I FA'flAGt'STft I^Cl.ynTT!G . OARS , LORRII;:"? OOMSIDEPASLE C1)A^T!TIE:S OF GOODS FRO^ GK CYP STOP!"? !M ^- FA?1feGUSTft I^CLUDI^G CA??S s LORHIES, CtGAHETTES A^t) FOOD« = ' c K MEETING 8irrwEE« OK CYP D$ H»DJU KAKOU A^ LOCAL TK CYP ' 1 / ^ LEADER SHIP PI?; ^OT S'.JENT!J *.T^« 'j'^ ESTABLISHED TP! ^ OP OM STORE CQMTAIH188 LAHGS OUAWTITIES OF FLOUR. 7* LlWftSSOL. FORTY TK CY? REFUGEES ^HIVST) IV SB A ClAJinE?) .' ^ TO HAVE BEEftl FORCED OUT OF P^HA^AL! BY GRESK CYPS..= ( c • ^^-^s^ SD!"4E IOOTIW« OF TK CYP HOLIES !-N "PISKOPI BUT STOPPED AFTER V.. V TtrrTrw.wmrr^j 3Y y?j viTH NAT GD» OTHER M! MO^ LOOTIM3 HEP03T"D ^ y IN KATQ A^D PAMO POLE?:TT>HIft. B» CTKEP DTST^I CIS» K* T ;:+4- C. ( , COL OK TK OYP^ J!El O LOCALLY At LAS.MAGA, 0?£RATIi>» BV T^O MR:> AUSH! OF J*K30TIAT10«* JHTUEEJs ICnC A® TF CYP C-n?-!G^Ht«a TSAi'K^O^Tl,^ OF T.^KTV <• <£0) IK CYr':> TO KA5*PA3 AWEA, TfU3 PK03LEM -JOT aLvES ,.1'JT OP^ATIOIJ giLL CiWrfUsr T35AY AS PLACED iilTJ*. ^A^- OP A TVO -iuan^3 ,IKB iiisKtY tsao) IK GY?* D ETTA IKS?; j f OK \O 3 DO 4*50 ASD TV/) HUf/D?;ED A.S5 SSVKM