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S-0903-0012-07-00001
Expanded Number S-0903-0012-07-00001
items-in-Cyprus - miscellaneous - refugees and relief (cables)
Date Created 20/07/1974
Record Type Archival Item
Container S-0903-001 2: Peackeeping -Cyprus 1971-1981
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UHFICYP 187S FIELD SERV4 -INFO ?4ISC 574 PIHESDRISH. YOUH 1341/710. THAN AYS FAMILY UNABLE RETURN CYPRUS AT PRESENT ; '" TIME FOR FOLLOWIMS REASOSS: PREVIOUSLY THAN AYES ?l\l£ CHILDREN WHOSE AGES HA^GE FROM 13 TO 20' ATTENDED SCHOOL FAflASUSTA. • SINCE TOW« NOW UHDER TURKISH OCCUPATIONS c P2* c SCHOOL KO LONGER ACCESSIBLE: A?*D THERE IS NO SUITABLE ALTERNATIVE Itt NICOSIA, PARA. KAVIHQ HAD TO VACATE NORMAL RESIDENCE c. DURIH9 HOSTILITIES^ THAN AYE HAS BEEN LIVING SIM EAHLY OCTOBER c IS SMALL APARTMENT INADEQUATE FOR FAMILY AND WITH P/E AMD H/E STORED. LARQER TYPE ACCOMMODATION HE WOULD* e
MEED IF FAMILY HERE, CONTINUES TO BE DIFFICULT TO FlHD DUE GOVT REQUISITIOMIM6 AT LOW RESTAL OF HOUSING FOR REFUGEES. THERE IS ALSO STILL AM IMPORTANT GUEST 10 8 OF SAFETY 8EAR : C CONFRONTATION LIME. PARA. THAW AY£ IS IN SINGULARLY ' PRECLUDED HIS EVACUATING FAMILY THERE, AS IT HAS PREVENTED HIH FOR MANY Y&A8S FROM AVAILING OF HIS E»TITLE«EMT TO HOME LEAVE* PA8A. ALTHOUGH EVACUATED FAMILIES ARE BOW BEING PERMITTED WITH YOUR AGREEMENT Oft INDIVIDUAL OHM RISK BASIS TO HETURW CYPRUS SUBJECT FULFILMENT CERTAIN, BASIC CQS0ITIOHS, WEs ?5s HAVE NO BASIS FOR BRINS1MS PRESSURE ON THEM TO DO SO* SITUATION IS STILL SUFFICEBTLY TENSE TO JUSTIFY PAYMERT ALLOWANCES SPECIFIED FFFAAAHHH PAGE AAA-34 FOR FAMILIES XH DECLARED SAFE: HAVENS AS WELL AS HOME COUNTHIES. PARA* WHILE FOR TIMS 8EIHQ COHSIDER THERE IS EVERY JUSTIFICATION
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.. ^SSOCX'ATiOM, Lpr©OS, EEQ.USSTS SECGEfl'S UnGEHl Z^ yea RELEASE OF DISTRICT JUDGE CHRXSTOS HAD •' •. [.••.., . UBQUHART -5- COL 1040 + . . . - ..•"•• £}.*-•• \ - - ^ c ~> GLStmk cc« Secretary-General X Central 10 September 197** Dear Dr. Tajen, On behalf of the Secretary-General I acknowledge receipt of your letter of 13 August 197^- I am pleased to advise you that, according to information obtained by the United Nations Peace-keeping Force in Cyprus, your mother, Mrs. Meftune Sabri, is safe and in good health at her home, 21 Danish Street, Lefka. She asked UliTPICYP to let you know that she expected to write to you shortly. Yours sincerely, Brian E. Urquhart Under-Secretary-General for Special Political Affairs Hejat M. Tajen, M.D., P.I.C.S. Sfantieoke Pcofessional Building Seaford, Delaware 19973 • ETAIPRIOHITE Lj / C U HAT IONS ry . 7' NEW YORK= C UKFICYP 15 U . GUYER/UHQUHAHT/FROM WECKMAKN MUNOZ /PREM CHAMD , YOUH 999. C MRS .MEFTUBE SA3RI, DOMICILED 21 DANISH STREET , LEFKA ,IS SAFE AND IN GOOD HEALTH AT HER HOME . SHE WILL SOON WRITE TO .- HER SON + COL= 15 li 9S9 21 + C C C v TOD GVA 1S54Z L C c - r c C .»»»« . C C £ YS37 S MY S$/5S 6 23172 = ETATPRIORXTE UMFICYP C NICOSIA = S99 WECKMASM-MUSOZ/PREM CHAMP* RECEIVED LETTER FHOM DR MEJAT TAJEN OF SEAFC5RD DELAWARE USA A?fl) ORIGINALLY OF LEFKA , C STATING HIS MOTHER MEFTU«E SABHI DOMICILED 21 DANISH STREET LEFKA HAS MOT BEES HEARD FROM SISCE TOWH WAS CAPTURES BY GREEKS c ••' 22 JULY. HE REQUESTS INFORMATION OS HER SAFETY AND WHEREABOUTS. C GRATEFUL COMMENTS = f O i' aUYER * L COL 5^9 21 22 + C ?v " L. s cscce C c BY GOi SSS NICOSIA 203 02 00402 = El AT PR! OR! IE ifNATIOMS NY = IMMEDIATE UuFICYP 1438 H SUYER/URQ'JHART FROfi UECKMANH MUKQZ/PREMCHAK'D KLWABITARIAN SITREP £41500 TO 3115003. 1. EFFORTS TO PROVIDE SUPPLIES FOR PERSONS Hi NEED CONTINUED. RELIEF CONVOYS FOR PERIOD TOTALLED 32. 30 LQASS WENT TO TK CYPS IW GK CYP AREAS AflD £ TO GREEK CYPS /- IH KYRENlAs v TOTAL CONVOYS TO DATE ARE 150 WITH 32 GOING TO GK CYPS ( At® US TO TK CYPS. ICRC HAVE MADE AVAILABLE EMERGENCY RELIEF SUPPLIES FOP. (- DISTRIBUTION BY UK PATROLS IN AREAS OF URGENT NEED. , 2. ELECTRICAL POWER WAS RESTORED TO PYHOI AND KYRENIA AREA WITH UN COORDINATION. = ^ P3= EFFORTS ARE CONTINUING TO ARR.AMGE REMOVAL OF THOUSANDS OF "SWIRE FROM TURK CONTROLLED AREA. DEATHS OF THESE ANIMALS ^ ' COULD CREATE HEALTH HAZARD. MAIL IS MOW BEIKG EXCHANGED , BETWEEN TWO COMMUNITIES UNDER UN CONTROL. ICRC AND UN MEDICAL TEAMS ROVED 60 GERIATRIC PATIENTS FROM IMPROVISED ^ HOSPITAL AT = SCHOOL AT AYIQ3 KEMtfON GR UI) S90 835 TO LARNACA GENERAL HOSPITAL. 3* AS CONSEQUENCE OF IK FORCES ACTIVITY SOUTH OF CHASE- FIRE LINE, TKEHE WAS GENERAL ALARM AMONG REFUGEES IN AREA SOUTH-WEST OF FAMAGUSTA. ARTHNA WD 715 795 IB KOW EVACUATED » AVGORQU UD 766 - P5/5o= 777, PHRErJAROS W S4E 733 AND- DHER1HA V/D 875 805 ARE ALL PARTIALLY EVACUATED* MOST MOVEMENT WAS TOWARDS DRITISH SOVEPEIGM BASE AREA Afffl VILLAGE OF ORHIDHIA WD 715 7^.G BUT THERE WAS ALSO SOf'-E MOVEMENT TOWARDS LARNACA. 4. UBFICYP LIAISON l.'ITH IINHCR AMD ICRC CONTINUES WITH EXCELLE NT RSL AT10 NSRET (. ( COL 1438 241500 3115008 1 32 30 £ 150 US 2 60 390 S35 ( 3 715 795 766 777 842 7S3 875 805 715 726 4 -H-f - v?' TOD 014 7/2 c c c L C. c ,-/ / : ZCZC U NUN SY32 ESS NICOSIA 422 2,8 I623Z ETATPfclCRITE UN AT I OSS ; NEW YORK UWFICYP 1428 GUYER/URQUHART FROM WSCKMANS-MUNOZ ' REM CHAND . K FOLLOWING ITEM APPEARED IS CYPRUS MAIL 28 AUGUST I 0UOTS PRESIDENT CLSP.IDES YESTERDAY EXPRESSED PROFUND REGRET ABOUT A TURKISH JOURNALIST WHO DIED FROM GUNSHOT lvOU!>!DS . THE JOURNALIST WAS ONE OF 12 CAPTURED DURING THE RECENT FIGHTING . ELEVEN '- P2 OTHERS WERE RELEASED AND HANDED OVER TO THS UN, i. MR CLERIDES SAID THE JOURNALIST WAS SHOT BY A MENTALLY (- DERANGED NATIONAL GUARDSMAN WHO WAS t«3W 'JfJDER PSYCHIATRIC ( CAKE . C. BEHIND THE LIMES V.. C GIVING THE FACTS OF THE ARREST OF THE JOURNALIST * MR THE LINES OF THE NATIONAL GUARD » IT WAS PROBA3LU BECAUSE THE SITUATION WAS CHANGING SO RAPIDLY THAT THEY FOUND ( THEMSELVES BEHIND THE LINES . AT L£AST T'fO OF THE« WERE WEEING MILITARY UNIFORMS AMD THE OTHERS WERE IN CIVILIAN CLOTHES .,. TEHY WERE ARRESTED AND QUESTIONED TO ESTABLISH WHETHER THSY WERE REALLY r^ r n % JOURNALISTS OR SPIES .. ^ r \ * • AS SOON AS PUESTIOSING WAS COMPLETED THEY WERE HANDED ^ ,- OVER TO UNF1CYP TO BE TAKEN TO THE TURKISH SIDE . 1V OWE OF THEM , UNFORTUNATELY , WAS SHOT IN THE GREEK £ (• AREA AND WOUNDED . HE WAS TAKEN TO THE NICOSIA GENERAL HOSPITAL AND GIVE*! EVERY POSSIBLE TREATMENT . '* I REGRET THAT ' C. P5 • ^ HE WAS WOUMDED AND MUCH MORE I REGRET THAT HE DIED AS ft *-. RESULT OF T-HE WOUNDS RECEIVED IM THE GREEK AREA " ^ m CLERIDES SAID . THE GREEK CYPRIOT DOCTORS WERE AGAINST THE IDEA OF MOVING HIM BUT ACCEDED TO THE TURKISH REQUEST TO HAVE-HIM REMOVED ^ TO THS TURKISH HOSPITAL . PS •- MENTALLY DISTURBED MR CLERIDES SAID THE NATIONAL GUARDSMAN WHO FtRED AT , 'MR CLERIDES SAID THE NATIONAL GUARDSMAN WHO FIRED AT THE C JOURNALIST HAD FOUGHT IN THE FRONT LINE * HE HAD SEEN HIS ^ FRIENDS DIE AMD HE HAD LEFT HIS POST BECAUSE HE WAS MENTALLY c DISTURBED . HE IS NOW UNDER ARREST AND 'ATTENDED BY, A •¥££ HflE En • M £a*&ftfc~6BG ER V AT I C TO THE PSYCHIATRIC UNIT , HE SAID » MR CLERIDES MENTIONE• D THAT THE TURKISH JOURNALIST HAD WIT•H THEM A TURKISH LADY WHO WAS SIC?; AND WHO WAS TREATED AT THE NICOSIA GENERAL HOSPITAL ftND THEN RETURNED IM SAFETY TO THE TURKISH QUARTER * " CAMKOT BUT EXPRESS MY •'C •• ^ P8/ • -j ^ PRO FUND REGRET FOR THE DEATH OF THE TWO TURKISH JOURNALISTS, " MY SYMPATHY GOES TO THEIR RELATIVES : ^ AND FAMILIES , JUST AS I EXPRESSED MY DEEP REGRET ^ AND SYMPATHY FOR THE FOREIGN JOURNALIST WHO LOST THEIR LIVES OR WHO WERE SERIOUSLY WOUNDED DURING A VISIT TO AREAS ^ UNDER TURKISH OCCUPATION AS A (C PS/22= RESULT OF BEING FIJED UPON BY TURKISH FORCES " HE SAID , ^ UNQUOTE 2. UMFICYP HAS WO INFORMATION OF ITS OWN OM MATTER . (I COL U28 28 c ?ELO«s? ftLSO SEHT MICOSIA cr ZY58 ^55 ISTANBOUL TLX 4223! CK150 SS MFT ;-!R KURT '•JftLDHiP't SECRETARY GENERAL OF UNITED C D^AR SIR, WE HAH ^PRESSED OUR OZE;? COMCSRN FOR THE TURKISH JOURNALIST !-:HO MAVFi: BEFW TAKEW PRISONER BY THE GREEKS WHIL~ COVERING THE nEVELQPr^MTS I« CYPRUS ft^H ASK^D GNN FOR YUNM YOUR HELP TQ SECURE THE IT? PR" EDO '"'U C OVE OF OUR JOURNALISTS ADEM YftV'JZj SHOT 3Y THE GPSEKS HE HAD BEEN TftKEH PRISONER, HAS DIED THIS MORNING. •C THIS DZPLORftSLE CRI'IE SHOWS HOW JUSTIFIED UE WERE If? WORRYING , OVER THE GREEK ATROCITIES AGAINST THE TKIRSH CYPR'IOT COMMUNITY IN THE ISLAWD. C , ftDEI YAVUZ IS MOT THE FIRST V/y*? CORRESPOMDANT TO DIE WHILE ' PER FORM I MS HIS DUTY. BUT HE IS THE FISRT JOURNALIST TO BE KILLED PY HIS CAPTORS AFTER HE HAD BEEN TAXEM A PRIIIIII IIIIIIII E E E BEEN TAKEW PRISON. L c ftDSn Y*; T'.iHKEY' ? DEM.VS3 FOR STRONG GUARANTEES FOR TH" LIVES OF TURKISH CYPRIOTS LIVING IN CYPRUS* C "H HOPE TH.AT If,' YOUR SFFOPTS TO FIND ft SOLUTION TO CYPRUS CRISIS, YOU WILL REMEMBER THIS POINT. THE DEATH OF AD EM YAVUZ c '•'AS TO A CERTMK EXTEND DUE TO DISINTERESTEDNESS OF THE UN'IT^D r«:ftT IOWS. PEACE FORCE TM THZ c OHRi^ TRULY, PRESIDENT OF THE SOCIETY OF c STS, ISTANBUL c c c c c c c c L SY25 F NICOSIA ?,8 1025= ETfiT c 1JMFICYP I4?5 FIELDSERV. RSUR ?i« CHARLES HOL^^S SEEM IE" DAYS AGO fel C/0 ARTHU8 EWl'sfG, 45 CORAL BAY WEAR PAPHOS BY MR FLEMING, C&NADlA^ COUNSELLOR AND CONTACTED BY TELEPHONE TODftY BY MAJOR EONDE* HE IS SAFE |if3D '?ELL = c BRUCE4- c 00 L SI?. 45 4- c c X-*YSOS SSS MEWYORK iOS $6 2212Z - 'A; EtATPR 10RITE C USFICYP 913 WSCJ C TURKISH JOURNALISTS, SRSIfJ KO»UKSEVE«f CEK'GIZ KAPKI» AMD ABEtt YAVUZ, WERE WISSISG AMD POSSIBLY_D£TAISE'0 BY GREEK CYPRIOT AUTHORITIES* TELE8RAM «. C REQUESTED SEARCH FOR THESE .JOURNALISTS. I» THIS COWSEXIQ8 WE 9GTED YOUR UHFICYP 1387, PAH A* gf THAT U TURKISH f HAB BEEN HANDED 1C TURKISH SICE THROUGH ICHC* OH SS • ' -;.-!* . • PRESIDEST OF SOCIETY OF JOURNALISTS CABLED THAT ADEM YAVU^ HAB BEES SHOT BY GREEKS AFTER SEISG TAKEN PRISONER AND DIED 26 AUGUST. C WOULD APPRECIATB; YOUR COMMENTS = GUYER COL 515 20 13^7 Z U £S 26 + \ SY-91 SSS NICOSIA 701 24 23372 •':. /JfATpRlORlTE cr G-) r-o us MOST IMMEDIATE — UNFICYP 1391 GUYER/URQUHART FROM WECKWANN-MUNOZ/PREM CHAND SUBJECT CYPRUS HUMANITARIAN SITREP FOR PERIOD 231500B TO 2415008 AUGUST 1974 IS AS FOLLOWS I QUOTE FIRSTS NICOSIA DISTRICT ^ „ HUMANITARIAN .'. • ^ ALPHA SOME RED CROSS AND WELFARE SUPPLIES REACHING VILLAGES. \ " •^ CA^7co^T RATIONS AMD BLANKETS DISTRIBUTED IN THE = - MOST DESPERATE CASES. SOME REFUGEES ARE RETURNING TO THEIR HOMES. BRAVO PHARMACEUTICAL SUPPLIES CONTINUE TO BE SUPPLED TO NICOSIA UNDER UH ESCORT. CHARLIE FOOD RESUPPLY TO ANGASTINA IMPOSSIBLE BECAUSE OF TURKISH REFUSAL TO SUPPLY PERMIT, DELTA EXCHANGE r P3 s ' • OF MAIL HAS BEEN ARRANGED BETWEEN THE TWO SIDES, FOXTROT TRUCKLOAD OF FOOD SENT TO TK CYP VILLAGES OF KOCHAT1. ' £&-T^¥^3'*£%'v' - •-•••=; , . '• '•' "- GOL.F- TWO TRUCKS OF BLANKETS SEMT TO PRISONERS IN THE S ftR AY POLICE STATION, NICOSIA. HOTEL AATTEMPTS BY GOVT. TO PROVIDE EMPLOYMENT TO REFUGEES WITH = P4 = WORK ON ROADS HAMPERED BECAUSE THE MAJOR SUPPLIES OF CRUSHED ROCK ARE LOCATED IN THE TURKISH OCCUPIED AREAS OF KYTHREA AND MORPHOU. IMDIA GK GYP EAC CREWS STILL DENIED ACCESS TO TK HELD AREAS. TK ELECTRICITY AUTHORITIES ARRANGING REPAIR IN MIA MILIAt PYROI AND YSROLLAKAS. = P5 r JULIET WATER SUPPLY FROM WORPHOU SUPPLYING 75 PERCENT OF NICOSIA WATER MEEDS HAVE BEEN DISRUPTED. RSPAIS ARE CONTINUING. SECONDS FAMAGUSTA DISRICT " >,-.•/ HUMANITARIAN ALPHA RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVE IN ARMIDHIA CWD 7073) WILL ' ATTEMPT TO LIAISE WITH UN IN FAMAGUSTA. BRAVO UNCONFIRMED REPORTS INDICATE AN ATTEMPT WILL BE = P6 = MADE BY TURK FORCES TO COLLECT ALL REFUGEES LEFT BEHIND IN FAMAGUSTA CITY. CHARLIE REPAIRS TO THE TRANSFORMER AT LEFKONICO ARE STILL CONTINUING. WATER SUPPLY IS BEING AFFECTED AS PUMPS IN DISTRICT ARE ELECTRICAL. DELTA WATER SHORTAGES EXIST IN MAHY AREAS OF FAMAGUSTA DISTRICT P7 = WITH THE TRANSFORMER AT LEFKONICO. THIRD: LARNACA DISTRICT HUMANITARIAN * ALPHA THERE ARE 11,000 GK CYP REFUGEES IN LARNACA TOWN. THE POPULATION FLUCTUATES AS THEY MOVE FROM TOWN TO THEIR VILLAGES AND BACK. BRAVO SOME FARMS ON THE EASTERN PART OF ATHIEMOU WER VfATEHED. P8 = THE WESTERN PART TURKS WERE SEN AND THE FAHMERS WOULD WOT PROCEED. CHARLIE TWO TRUCKLOADS OF SUPPLIES OF FOOD DESPATCHED TO LARNACA TOWN FOR GK CYP REFUGEES. DELTA ONE TRUCKLOAD OF FOOD SENT TO LARHACA FOR TK CYP* ELECTRICITY ECHO POWER IS ON IN DISTRICTS IN MOST = P9 PLACES. TURKS IN PYROI REFUSE TO ALLOW SAC CREW TO FIX THE LINES, WATER FOXTROT WATEER WUPPLY IN LARNACA IS'BETTER THAN IT HAS EVER BEEN DUE TO LOW--CQNSUMPTIOM IN FAMAGUSTA . FOURTH; LIMASSOL ZONE HUMANITARIAN ALPHA SOME SHORTAGES OF FOOD, PARTICULARLY BABY FOOD AND = P10 c SALT BUT FOOD SITUATION IS UNDER CONTROL AND THE IMPROVED LOCAL ORGANISATION IS DEALING WITH. ALL PROBLEMS. BRAVO THERE ARE 30,000 GK CYP REFUGEES IN LIMASSOL TOWN AND ABOUT 25,000 IN THE SURROUNDING DISTRICT. CHARLIE ONE ICRC AIRCRAFT WITH FOOD ARRIVED AT AKROTIRI. DELTA ONE TRUCKLOAD OF r Pll = POOD DESPATCHED TO POLEHEDIA FOR TK CYP, v ECHO NO DIFFICULTIES. £ WATER FOXTROT SIX VILLAGES SUPPLIED BY UN WATER TRAILER SENT FROM NICOSIA. * FIFTH: LEFKA DISTRICT £ HUMANITARIAN ALPHA TK ARMY CONTINUES TO CARE FOR DOMESTIC ANIMALS IN TK OCCUPIED 1 AREAS. UN WILL MONITOR WHERE PQSSIBBLE, = ( P12 = BRAVO FARM AT HORPHOU ^ LEFKA BY A TK CYP, CHARLIE ONE TRUCKLOAD OF FOOD SENT TO KOKKINA FOR TK CYP REFUGEES. 1f DELTA NO PROBLEMS . ^ ECHO PUMPING STATION AT MQRPHOU IS REPORTED TO BE OUT OF ACTION. = ^ PIS = SIXTHS KYRENIA DISTRICT - WEST AMD EAST * HUMANITARIAN ALPHA IN PERISTERONA AREA UN PRESENCE IS PERMITTING GREEKS ^- -t- AND TURKS TO CARE FOR THEIR CROPS. ^ BRAVO TK SOLDIERS HAVE PIADE SOME EFFORT TO FEED STARVING ^ ANIMALS ABANDONED.BEHIND THEIR LINES. CHARLIE REPORT OF GK CYP PEOPLE IN THSRNIA = ^ PI4/51 s t SURVIVING OH WHAT THEY CAN FIND IN THE FIELDS. ^h- ECHO ONE TRUCKLOAD OF FOOD REACHED THE DOME HOTEL IN KYRENIA. ^ DISTRIBUTION DONE BY BRITISH NATIONALS BY CAR. ^ ELECTRICITY FOXTROT NO POWER IN KYRENIA BECAUSE OF THE BREAK IN THE 66KV ^ LINE NEAR MIA MILIA. ^ WATER GOLF NTR UNQUOTE + L COL 1391 231500B 241500B 1974 75 7073 J 1,000 30,000 25,000 r 'HLE NO. ACTION TO GEI3E3AL- .TICIE3 •' TURKISH. * {GUHAYDJKJ D FOR S 5SS/ OM" DUTT THE . PEACE C .S^ ssttDfiia*i DBjrps ;I;OULD ALL .THE ' TtJSTKJSS PRSSS- \/OULD IF -xOB39:-P'AlTflFULLV:. UMioiM OP '.OF fyriii c. c c c /I ''f ATI'S U?.?3v/£ !f^0n "KOHO ?.! A^^T 1^74 E Lft €^n!X*ROl)G5 HO 'J05)«/£ !C 'C t l>ft>? 5TCOLE* cifEL^WS ^,000 PSISOWMISBS CYPRIOTES Ty •c VU ^ ftUTRS"?r«?ISOMIKB S CY^fsI^TSS fc c D£ «!ECClR?S ON? ET£ 0? C.TCH, E?l CGLU3QSATIOH /iWEC Lft CROI Jf»??OUSfH CYPRIOTE ITT t£S c U«?ltS. SIX S'RNTSS ??UX AVAIE?sr PO'Jft 15E5TIWRTIQW tW c. BE. 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DEATH OF THESE ANIWftLS WILL BE SERIOUS SETBACK ' 7 FOR CYPRUS ECQK OWY6 GRATEFUL YOU EXPLAIN SERIOUSNESS OF PROBLEM TO '^ TURKISH PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE Af® REQUEST ALL POSSIBLE MEASURES f BE TAKEN. 2* WE UNDERSTAND GOVERNMENT ARE APPRO ACHING UNDP FOS FftO EXPERT ^ TO ASSIST -4- c COL 1353 I 2 4- c ; c U-;.)..,;) .. / "'i.-'_ C. c SY1S S33 ^2 COS I A 334 £0 I3 c T^EDIATE CHAfTO i* MG I? T!TXT OF ^"SKftGE PASSEP At 1730 H??^ C LOCAL Y FKO^ FC TO TURKISH FORTE CO^M^On c I?' «G THREATS FJ?0« YOUR LOCftL TO TKET = c SAFFTY OF HIS *.?.% IF THEY PO MOT ¥!TK mw UN POSTS SSPECr^tLY At SPHTAK^I WE ^333 i rsSO W %$?.$« YOU ARE ft^AH?: THAT UNFICY? t CA" OUY BE VIIHDRAM 0?? INSTRUCTIONS OF SECRKTaRY -GENERAL OF UW* !?? THIS COM*JECTIO«? SECURITY COUNCIL OF' US s AT HEETI1')G IN NEW YORK OM 15 A-JSUST IS RESOLUTION ^JOTE ^E^ANDO) THAT ALL PARTIES COOPERATE WITH T?^H MAT10MS PEftCE-XEEPINS FORCE Is? CYPHUS !H G/sR^YINS 0!jT ITS T.^SKS IMCLUS"I^S HUPJAWIT^RI A*? FUKCTIOMS IM ALL RS ftLL AREAS OF CYPRUS A^ 1W HESARn TC? ALL SECTIONS OF THE .POPULATION TM CYPRUS IJMmjOTE, THEREFORE S,*:5Y HE55J5ST FO^ WITHER AVAL OF tlMFICYP MUST S£ WAPE BY YOUR GOVERNMENT TCJ Uf-J SECRET A GE^ERftL, Is! MEAWTI^fE PtEASE I^STRffCT YOOR LOCAL C "^ TO RESPECT TMS t^UVITY OF U^FICYP 3K;D r^U^T rrAF-^TY OF- P53 PJ POSTS 03 CA?1PS I?! HIS GPERftTIONflL ASSAM 5* WE -A3E w5ETIMa;IWCR£ASIB6 DIFFICULTIES WITH AUTHORITIES IM FAMASU31A DISTRICT* FOR EXAMPLE ftLL S PATROLS ARE SEINE DESIEU FSEKPOM or MCVENENT TODAY, SyEBCON WftTER-TANK WAS RCPUSE!) ACCSSS TO WATER-TOWER SUPPLY POINT, SWEDCIVPOL CO"fKAtfEER VAS Dt^TSD PfRWISSIOW TO GO FROM ^ Kr? IK raMASUSTA TO Hfl SVfOCO?? At CftBL 6W5T*V CWP 3m HfOL'EST YOU TAKE «ftTTJ?R UP WITH PEB^A^SJT WISSJOM OF TURKEY .AS KftTTER OF URGENCY. IN REPLY TO 1ESS66E AT PARfi !) THAT SUSlPTlOf? OF OF OM OP'S IM DISTKtOT tfILL BE R^FERREI? TO «UOTE LEVSt UW^ COL ISSO. 1 1730 534 1 SS23 15 SS9 } ) :'Yr 18 August 1974 (Following received by telephone from the U.K. Mission/haf TO: GUYER/URQUHART FROM: WECKMAN MUNOZ/PREM CHAND, NICOSIA NUMBER: UNFICYP 1298 1. ALTHOUGH WE ARE NOT YET IN POSITION TO ASSESS PROBLEM PROPERLY THERE APE INDICATIONS THAT LARGE REFUGEE AND RELIEF PROBLEMS ARE BUILDING UP AND THAT BEFORE LONG URGENT MEASURES TOLL BE REQUIISRD ON LARGE SCALE TO DEAL KITH THESE. UNDERSTAND THERE MAYBE UF TO 30,000 REFUGEES IN BRITISH SBA AT DHEKELIA AND LARGE NUMBER OF OTHERS ARE REPORTED IN AREA TRCDOS MOUNTAINS SOME 1,000 GREEK CYPRIOTE REFUGEES ARE REPORTED AT PALEKYGHRO WD 4396 AND KYTHREA WE 4301 BOTH •NOW IN TURKISH HANDS. 2. WE ARE ENDEAVOURING TO ASCERTAIN NUMBERS MORE ACCURATELY IN EACH DISTRICT AND WILL PASS THIS INFORMATION TO YOU AUD TO ICRC. WE ARE ALSO KEEPING IN TOUCH WITH UK SBA AUTHORITIES ON THE MATTER. IT IS PROBABLE THAT PROPORTION OF REFUGEES WILL RETURN TO OWN VILLAGES HWEREVER POSSIBLE WEN HOSTILITIES CEASE BUT RESIDUAL PROBLEM WILL NONETHELESS BE "CONSIDERABLE. 3. POSSIBLE MAGNITUDE AND URGENCY OF TASK AS SCON AS HOSTILITIES CEASE INDICATE DESIRABILITY OF CONCERTING NOW INMJNATICNAL SUPPORT FOR MAJOR RELIEF OPERATIONS.APART FROM NEED FOR FOOD OTHER LARGE SCALE KEQUlREKtNTE FORESEEN ARE MEDICAL AND SANITATION SUPPLIES. IN THIS CONNECTION CYPRUS GOVERNMENT HAS ALREADY BEEN IN TOUCH WITH UNHCR (SHE OUR 1290).UNFICY? OF COURSE WILL DO WHAT IT CAN WITHIN ITS RESOURCES TO KILL THE GAP AND ASSIST IN WHATEVER WAY POSSIBLE. c c YZ.I745 3SS NEWYOHK 470 IB 02182 Pi/30 ETATPRIORITE .SE&fEVA = a A6A KKAM. FOLLOWIG MESSAGE DATES 17 ;.( AUGUST ADDRESSED ID SECGES 3Y ACTING PRESIDENT CLERIDES QUOTE HE DR KURT WALDHEIM SECGES DLV U8AT10SS SEWYORK OM THE 3HD OF AU3UST 1S74 I ALREADY INFORMED YOU OF IKE '•"•:' CALLOUS ATTACK m IMS ISLAND REPUBLIC OF CYPRUS BY TURKEY WITH A FORCE OF TWO DIVISIONS OVER TWO HUSDRED TASKS AMD COMPLETE ('(' COMTROL OF. THE AIR BY THE TURKISH A1R-FORCS, ((. .. IS THREE BAYS OF BITTER FI&HTING OUR SMALL F2 a . C( FORCES OF ABOUT "'JO, 000 YOUMGCOMSCRIPTS ARMED MAI ML Y WITH SMALL (C ARKS FOUGHT VALLIAHTLY AMD HEROICALLY AGAINST VATLY' SUPERIOR MILITARY FORCES SUFFERING HEAVY CASUALTIES £» D£AD AMD kiOUI^DED. OUR (C . ' HOSPITALS AND PRIVATE CLINICS ARE FULL WHILST THESE IS A GREAT C SHORTAGE OF HOSPITAL BEDS MEDICI WE AND DRUGS OF ALL KINDS. CIVILIAN = . " ..... 03. -a. f CASUALTIES EXCEED FOUR THOUSAND AND THEIR NUMBER IS STILL HOUHTISG. Cf - THE TURKISH I8VADIHG FOHCE WITHOUT ftHY PROVOCATION AHD (f ARROGANTLY REFUSING TO EV£» PUT FORWARD ASY LEGAL PRETEXT FOR JUSTIFYING ITS LIHVASIOS HAS PROCEEDED TO EXPAND IIS INITIAL BRIDGHEAD AROUffi) KYRS34IA TOWS ASD SOW IT SEIZED AMD OCCUPIES ((• 40-0/0 OF THE s • . ••• P<* s . X-.- -'. TOTAL AREA OF CYPRUS* THE 1UTERSATIOSAL RED CROSS REPORTS '. v ( THAT ALREADY OVER 1GQ.OOO HAVE BECOME DISPLACED PERSONS HAVING"' BEEN FORGED TO FLEE THE AREAS OVERCOME BY THE TURKISH IHVAOIHG FORCES WHICH WERE POPULATED BY 180,QOO PEOPLE 120,000 OF ( WHICH ARE GREEK CYPRIOTS, ' .. " ^, I WISH TO STRESS THAT THOUGH THE TURKISH, a ' .- .-/-,,• C __ ' o"t-"-' :V/":- C WISIORITY OF CYPRUS FORKS ONtY 17.S PER CE»T OF TBS POPULATION OViSISG Q»LY i£»3 PER CENT OF THE PRIVATELY OWNED LAND OF THE .'- . C ISLASD THE INVADING FORCES FROIfl TURKEY HAVE NOW SEIZED BlY MILITARY-h ' > t "v . .. -.— ... - -- -•.-•— .•.-—."--.-. . —•---1. ^_~^--—-- ^—-^-f'-:-.—^~-,--_ ,-t ;^.-^—-r^- - J^y^^^^^jr^i'i^^jrj^ ^i-j^^-<"^'^y*^y^fr >jy^^^^ " ^'J*^ C c ALTHOUGH IKE AREA SEIZED BY THE I8VADING ~ • . "• f PS s C TURKISH FORCES COMPRISE 40 PER CENT OF THE AREA OF CYPRUS IT CONTRIBUTES ABOUT 70 PER C2NT TO THE ECCNOttlC OUTPUT OF THE € WHOLE COUNTRY. THE POLITICAL FUTURE OF CYPRUS LOOMS VERY GLOOMY ( INDEED BUI MY MOST IMMEDIATE AND URGENT PROBLEM IS THE SURVIVAL OF THE WOUNDED AMD DISPLACED PERSON - C P7 = ( AND TO CCPS WITH THE IHMEtfSE ECONOMIC PROBLEMS CREATED BY THE . N IN ORDER TO SAVE THE COUNTRY FROM ECONOMIC COLLAPSE* IN THIS EFFORT I URGENTLY APPEAL TO YOUR EXCELLENCY FOR SUCH C FINA»CIAL AND OTHER ASSISTANCE OF ALL HINDS AS YOUR COUNTRY MAY EXTESD TO US, I USDSRSTAND THAT THE s. 1 PS = INTERSATIGNAL RED CRGSS IS ALSO ADDRESSING AN APPEAL TO ALL 1 COUNTRIES GIVISG DETAILS OF THE TYPE OF AID WHICH IS URGENTLY i NEE-DED. THE REPUBLIC OF CYPRUS, IKE PEOPLE AND GQVERNWSST OF CYPRUS i ASD MYSELF SHALL E£ ETERNALLY GRATEFUL FOR ANY ASSISTANCE THAT C VOU WAY FIHD IT WITHIM YOUR POWER TO = c --P.9/1;" 9 * GIVE I» THIS,. W'£ DARKEST HOUR OF OUR HISTORY* GLAFCOS CLERIDES i PBESIDEHT OF IKE REPUBLIC OF CYPRUS UNQUOTE s ... i •"' USQUHART + ' •• COL 49£4. 19744 10,000 40-0/0100.00 |»0#000 120,000 17.8 12*8 i 40 40 70 ++ , i. TOD 13/02372 r ZY1049 SSS 6EHEVA 217/EJI2 IS J735.Z» C C £T AT PR I OR ITS USATIGHS C C 6VA 53 IS SUYER KR08 JEJISEM C C U WITH RESARD TO ICHC HOLE IN PVPRl'S THERE ARE TWO PROBLESS. ONK COSCE8HS GHgEK eVPRIOT REFUSEES NOVI9G AWAY FR08 29?4E OF mSTILITIES. THE SEC08D COSCES8S TURKISH ENCLAVES IK SOOTH, C £«. ICHG HAVE: SO-IE EWERQERCY STOCKS C 'iirT31E~r3;£L2)'-;1 "BtlT ALL THE SUPPLIES, PER30H»Et AND LOQISTICAL SUPPORT ( i€EDE'D TO COPE WITH VAST DEtlASB ARISJUS FROM SOHE 150,000 ^~ «.. REFUGEES WHO WILL REQUIRE W8SDIATE E«ERSE8CY AIOf FOULOWE0~BY ASSISTANCE DURl«S WEEKS WHICH WILL INEVITABLY. PRECEDE REiSETTLESBHr Oils U GOVERNMENTS WILL HAVE TO BE ASKED 10 COSTR_IByTE, C ICRC ENQUIRES WHETHKH CYPRIOT FHOJi Oft APPEAL TMROU6H U»ATIO»S. ON IKS 6RQUND ICRC VOULD SflSJI CO-OR»1«AT£ ITS ACTIVITES CLOSELY tflTff UflATlOSS ' IH CYPRUS. 3, REGARDING TURKISH ENCLAVES JCRC ASK WHETHER* C c UHFICYP IS EXPECTED TO HAVE C 'PROTECTION OF SUCK 8ISQRITY 680UPS. If £0, H9« _. ^_ _ ...... ; ,...'-«-j;ii-i-i- » EXPECT TO CAUSY IT OUT? ICRC IS ASXtGUS TO CO-ORDIBATE IT ?>AY .00 WITH U»riCYO ACTION* c * AS 8EMTIOSE& OM TSLEPKOME ICRC SOafiESTS THAT R£FERgHC£ c - 12s OF SE»EVA co»vEsrie»s SIGHT c E SECCO S2SOI,t)TIO»+- c COL SVA 3313 150,0901* 2* 4*-H- i C C C fr!l!i * ; C S O^JOTS ^»». C. v'SP* T ft r ¥ '''*" C c c c c C X-VZ451 .SSS SEW YORK 22252 = ETATPalOSlTE USFXCYP C NICOSIA = 737. PR£«CHA»D. TURKISH MISSION HAS DRAWS CUR ATTENTION TO STATEMENT . c : BY CLERIDfiS QUOTED IS TURKISH NEWSPAPER HILLIYET 13 AUGUST TO. ; c THE EFFECT THAT QUOTE BOTH RED CROSS AMD RED CRESCENT TEAMS AKE ABLE'TO GO TO THE REMOTEST PARTS OF CYPRUS TO VISIT TURKISH VILLASES - c P2/42 ~ , . c ASD REPORT OS .CONDITIONS I» THOSE AREAS UNQUOTE. 0?3 THE STRENGTH OF THAT STATEMENT, MISSION 3USGESTS THAT UNFICYP SHOULD HENCEFORTH c. BE in A POSITION TO FACILITATE VISITS BY BED CRESCENT REPRESENT-£3' ATIVES TO TURKISH CYPSIOI VILLAGES. GRATEFUL YOUR COMMENTS = i? c. c:; :,. .. URQUHART + c COL 787 15 * c c c c c c HEREWITH RERUN C c c c ZY1215 F GENEVA 32 10 1252Z ETAT -UNATIONS c. GVA 5!59 URQUHART INFO MSC 7553 PRSM CHAMD FROM COIDAN. AM c ASKED TO CONVEY THE FOLLOWING QUOTE ICRC HAS BEEN INVITED TO CONFER TODAY WITH TRIPARTITE WORKING GROUP ON EXCHANGE c AND RELEASE OF PRISONERS CM A WITH A VIEW TO PREPARING PROPOSALS c FOR SUBMISSION TO THE THREE P2/42= c FOREIGN MINISTER LATER TODAY. ARRANGEMENTS MAY INVOLVE CLOSE c COOPERATION ON ?"E SPOT BETWEEN ICRC AND UtfFI CYP IN'ORDER TO ENSURE SAFETY OF THOSE WHO WILL 3E RETURNING TO THEIR HOMES. WILL KEEP YOU INFORMED WHEN FURTHER DETAILS ARE AVAILABLE UNP.UTE+ c \ c COL 5 159 7353+ c r X-ZYU70 S22S5 SSS NICOSIA 410 09|352Z = ETATPR10RITE " UN AT I QMS ( NEW YORK= _ t-O — J t,',' UNFICZP 1141 r MOST IMMEDIATE = ". ' ( . . ' FOR GUYER/WECKMftNW MUMOZ GENEVA = C FOR URQUHART MEW YORK= C PARA ONE » ' ^ FOLLOWING IS LATEST SITU.ftTIOS FROM HUMANITARIAN ASPECT IN , EACH DISTRICT = ^ PARA TWO. NICOSIA= NO TURKISH CYPRIOT VILLAGES OR POPULATION TOUCHED ALTHOUGH THEY TI AL, ITEM? ...... — ...... ,-.,.«,..-. BEING SUPPLIED .MANY GREEK CYPRIOTS HAVE "TAXEM REFUGE IN NEARBY VILLAGES A® ARE BEING CARED FOR BY FRINEDS AMD LOCAL RED CROSS . ^ PARA THREE.KYRENIA EAST AND WEST . m CHANGE FROM OUR 10SS PARAS 4 AND 5 . PARA FOUR .FAttAGUSTA. ^ THERE ARE FOOD PROBLEMS IN MANY OF THE VILLAGES BOTH THOSE r TAKEN OVER BY NATIONAL GUARD AND THOSE NOT .HENCE FREQUENCY OF RELIEF CONVOYS TO THIS AREA .NO REPORTS OF LOOTING , £ V ILL TREATMENT,THREATS,ETC.EXCEPT FOR SOME LOOTING IN SAKARYIA AND BAYKAL BY GREEK CYPRIOTS AMD OF WAREHOUSES ON WHARF BY TURKSIH CYPRIOTS . C '• PARA FIVE .LARNACA , {. NO DAMAGE IR VILLAGES WITH EXCEPTION ALAMIMOS,SCALA, TUZZLA,TOKHNI. ALL MALES REMAIN IN VILLAGES EXCEPT KOPHINOU, ( ( SCALA ,TUZZLA.719 PRISONERS HELD IN LARNACA » 80 IN KOPHINQU.143 TURKISH CYPRIOTS LEFT PETROPHANI (' '• FOR LOUROUJINA AND 270 LEFT ALAMINOS FOR KOPHINOU . ( ! W ACUTE FOOD ,F1EDICAL OR WATER PROBLEMS . PARA SIX .LIMASSOL . < '•• . ABOUT 1,600 PRISONERS HELD W GREEK SCHOOL WHO ARE REGULARLY 1 '•• VISITED .NO CHANGE FROM SITUATION REPORTED O'UR 10SS PARA 8 . PARA SEVEN .P4PRQS . NO CHANGE FROM OUR 1033 ,PARA 9 . PARA EIGHT . RELIEF SUPPLIES ARE GETTING THROUGH TO LIWNITIS AND KOKKINA ENCLAVES , SUPPLIES FOR OTHER VILLAGES ARE SEI^JG CHANNELLED THROUGH LEFKA TOWN . ND-COMPLAINTS OF HARRA.SSMENT IS SURRENDERED VILLAGES BUT AS IM GREEK CYPRIOT AREAS . C £ 172 PRISONERS HELD AT MORPHOU WHO ARE REGULARLY VISITED * PARA MIENS , .,..; (C TURKISH ENCLAVE . .,• ^\ WHEREABOUTS OF GREEK CYPRIOT MEN OR OF CONDITIONS OF GREEK ( ' CYPRIOTS LEFT IH AREA .FEEL STRONGLY THAT THIS QUITS f INHUMAN AMD UNJUST SITUATION WHERE UN CAM FREELY ASSIST ONE SIDE BUT MOT THE OTHER SHOULD BE STRONGLY PUT TO F iTURKISH REPRESENTATIVE IN NEW YORK AMD GENEVAN. jfiKORALE OF OFFICERS WORKING OH HUN AMI TAR I AW PROGRAMME CANNOT FAIL TO BE AFFECTED Pif^ / COL c c c r r r ( ZY 1171 SZ2I7 ETATPRIORITE /- r \- UKATIONS f NEW YORK= C ^ IBJFICYP IMS C z ( ( MOST IMMEDIATE TO GuYER/yECKMANN MU&JQZ GENEVA^ TO URQUHART NSW ,- PARA ONE . FOLLOWING ARE TEXTS OF MESSAGES EXCHANGED COVERING RELEASE ^ OF CIVILIAN DETAINEES AMP PRISONERS OF WAR . ( PARA TWO .TEXT OF MESSAGE PASSED BY TELEPHONE TO UNFICYP AT 2000 HOURS 4 AUGUST J974 AMD AT REQUEST OF TURKISH (- EMBASSY PASSED TO GREEK EMBASSY AND CYPRUS MINISTRY OF FOREIGN ( AFFAIRS . QUOTE .WITH REFERENCE TO PARA 3 CD) OF THE GENEVft (- DECLARATION TURKEY STATES HER READINESS TO RELEASE ALL CIVILIAN ( GREEK AMD GREEK CYPRIOTS WHO ARE IN THE TURKISH CONTROLLED AREAS' WITHOUT REGARD TO EQUIUTY OF NUMBERS . TURKEY SEEKS A SIMILAR STATEMENT FROM THE OTHER INTERESTED \. PARTIES AND THE ICRC SHOULD UNDERTAKE ITS RESPONSIBILITIES AND FULFIL ITS DUTY IN THAT RESPECT AND STATS ITS RSAD! N?ESS ^ TO COOPERATE .TURKEY GIVES PRIORITY TO THE RELEASE OF ^ CIVILIANS AND AS SOON AS THE RELEASE OF CIVILIANS IS ACCOMPLISHED THE EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS SHOULD TAKE PLACE .UNQUOTE . ^ PARA THREE.TEXT OF MESSAGE ISSUED BY CYPRUS GOVERNMENT P10 ON S AUGUST 1974 . SJJOTE IN CONNECTION WITH THE ISSU2 OF THE EXCHANGE OF * CIVILIAN DETAINEES AND PRISONERS OF WAR THE PRESIDENT OF THE ..... _ _. . . ,-,....- .._•—••!. -_--i-_r — • ,- i -- i.i._.-- _--_n... --...-I--- . -••- ,:T-' my— -r-n-r_n.i»iif- FOLLOWING ASSURANCE TO THE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE INTERNATIONAL ( COMMITTEE OF THE RED CROSS IN CYPRUS , ( aUOTE IN CONFORMITY WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE GENEVA CEASE FIRE AGREEMENT .ARTICLE 3D. ' 1 THE GOVERNMENT OF CYPRUS IS PREPARED TO LIVERATE IMMEDIATELY ALL TURKISH CIVILIAN DETftlMEES IN ITS HANDS ^WITHOUT REGARD TO NUMBER , PR OVID ED THAT THE OTHER SIDE, is C ^ PREPARED TO DO THE SAME , 2. THE OPERATION SHOULD BE CARRIED OUT UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF THE RED CROSS .THIS SHOULD (- BE DOME ON THE BASIS OF DETAILED NOMINATIVE LISTS WHICH s SHOULD BE HANDED OVER TO THE INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF THE RED CROSS FORTHWITH BY BOTH SIDES , (~ PARA 3. IT SHOULD BE MADE ABSOLUTELY CLEAR THAT ALL CIVILIAN DETAINESS THUS LIBERATED SHALL RETURN WITH THEIR FAMILIES TO THEIR HOMES AMD BE GIVSN ALL FACILITIES TO DO SO IcmEDTftTELY ..PEHMANEMT SECURITY OF LIFE AMD PROPERTY / SHOULD BE ASSURED TO GREEK CYPRIOTS LIVING IM TURKISH CONTROLLED ^ AREAS TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE GOVERNMENT OF CYPRUS , ' ^ AS IS ASSURED FOR TURKISH CYPBIQTS LIVING OUTSIDE TURKISH ( CONTROLLED AREAS . PARA 4. WITH REG-ftRD TO THE PRISONERS OF WAR ,THE ( - L 'GOVERNMENT OF CYPRUS IS PREPARED TO EXCHANGE THESE UNDER" i / THE SUPERVISION OF THE INTERNATIOHALCOMMITTEE OF THE ^ RED CROSS ACCORDING TO ARRANGEMEMTS TO BE MAPE AFTER (- DETAILED LISTS SHALL HAVE BEEN HANDED OVER BY BOTH SIDES . THE GOVERNMENT OF CYPRUS IS READY TO HAND OVER FORTHWITH THE LISTS OF PISONERS OF WAR UNQUOTE + , COL OK + L \ TAKE AHEAD? C C ^ X-ZY7Q3 GENEVA 309/298 07 1708Z = Pi/59/50: ET&T A/ NEW YORK - k ^ GVA 5100 GUYER/URQUHART IWFO yECKMAKN-HUNOZ/PREM CHAHD FROM CQIDAN. FURTHER MY GVA 5066/MSC 7194, QUOTATION SHOULD B2 PRECEDED BY QUOTE THE INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF THE RSD CROSS PRESENTS '*- ITS OMPLIMEMTS TO THE SECRETARY-GENERAL OF THE UNITED NATIONS AMD HAS THE HONOUR TO INFORM HIM OF THE FOLLOWING COLON r {<~ ON 3RD AUGUST 1974 A NOTE FROM THE TURKISH GOVERNMENT WAS 'RECEIVED- AS FOLLOWS COLON 1) WITH A VIEW TO IMPLEMENT WITHOUT DELAY ART. 3 PAR D) OF THE GENEVA DECLARATION THE TURKISH GOVERNMENT ^ IS PREPARED TO RELEASE REGARDLESS OF NUMERICAL RECIPROCITY GREEK CYPRIOT AMD GREEK CIVILIANS WHO HAPPEN TO = *_ P3 - ^j ^ BE IN THE TURKISH REGIONS IN CYPRUS IF THE INTERESTED'PARTIES cl- f ARE WILLING TO DO THE SAME. THE TURKISH GOVERNMENT DEEMS IT --; NECESSARY THAT THE'PARTIES CONCERNED SHOULD ALSO !»IAKE DECLARATIONS. ''*- TO THE EFFECT THAT THEY ARE READY TO RELEASE CIVILIANS AND THE <•£> INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF THE RSD CROSS = P4= ^ UNDERTAKE TO CARRY OUT ITS OBLIGATIONS TOWARDS BOTH P^STTr? (- CONCERNING THESE DECLARATIONS. AS CAN BE SEEN FROM THE ABOVE THE TURKISH GOVERNMENT ATTACHES PRIORITY TO THE RELEASE OF (< CIVILIANS. 2). IN CONFORMITY WITH THE GENEVA DECLARAION AMD , ,, THE GENEVA CONVENTIONS OF 1949, AFTER THE RELEASE OF CIVILIANS:'' < P5 = • _ . 1 TO UNDERTAKE THE EXCHANGE OF THE PRISONERS OF WAR IN ORDER TO : k DETERMINE THE PLAN FOR THE EXCHANGE A LIST OF PRISONERS OF WAR *• IK TURKISH HANDS WILL BE DULY NOTIFIED. PARA. ON 5TH AUGUST 1974 f HE ICRC ADDRESSED - < P€/50/4S= ^ THE FOLLOWING REPLY TO THE TURKISH GOVERNMENT UNQUOTE. ICRC REPLY f FOLLOWS. CABLE SHOULD EKD WITH SALUTATION QUOTE THE INTERNATIONAL V COMMITTEE OF THE RED CROSS AVAILS ITSELF OF THIS OPPORTUNITY TO RENEW TO THE SECRET ARY-GEt?ERAL OF THE UNITED NATIONS THE f ASSURANCE OF ITS HIGHEST CONSIDERATION UNQUOTE -h COL 5100 7255 5066/MSC .7 194 3RD 1974 1) 3 D) 2) 1949 5TH 1974 + c c Ci c t ZY392 GENEVA 144/140 OS 1552,2 ? 1/54/50 = C C ET AT s UNATIOMS %. Cf . £r> NEWYORKs i ^ C f; f \ oo V -4 GVA 5055 «1ISC 7154 GUYER/URQUHART IMFO WSCKMANM-MUNQZ PRE^i CHA^JD FHOil COIDAN* f f® ASKED TO CONVEY THE FOLLOWING QUOTE ICRC WISHES TO INFORM SECRETARY-SEVERAL OF ITS ACTIVITIES CYPRUS SITUATION AS FOLLOWS C PSIMO ICHC DELEQATIOS NICOSIA MOW REPORTS THAT IT HAS BEEN ABLE , TO VISIT OW 51H AUGUST GREEK = V. pg r x- CYPRTOT PRISONERS DETAINED IM SERAG PRISON TURKISH SECTOR OF NICOSIA SECUNDO ICRC DELEGATES HAVE ALS'O BEEN ABLE TO VISIT OK' ^ 5TH AUGUST INTERMEES AT HOTEL DOM IM TURKISH OCCUPIED ZONE OF /• KYREHIA. HOWEVER ICRC DELEGATES HAVE BEEM PREVENTED TO GO TO VILLAGES OF BELLAPAIS AND CftRftVAS TERTIO ICftC DELEGftTEr C , P3/40= AT LIMASSOL HAS VISITED NSV> CftMPT &T YERIOSKYPOS WHERE ALL ^- TURKISH CYPRIOT PRISONERS FROM POLIS AND PAPHOS AREA HAVE BEEM ^ TRANSFERRED QUARTO ICHC DELEGATION ANKARA CONFIRMS VISIT TO POWS AT AD ANA AND ADVANCED LIST HAS BEEM RECEIVED Itt GENEVA UKQUOTE+ C.. v~ . SZ76 SSS MOST IMMSD NICOSIA OS I720Z = ETATP310RITE UN AT IONS Mi W YORK = flOST IMMEDIATE UKFICYP 1088 GUYERSTROKE'JRQUKART FROM WECKMAMN MUNOZ/PREM CHAND 1. MEETING WAS HELD AT HO. TODAY OF ALL DISTRICT ECONOMICS OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES OF USCIVPOL TO ENABLE US HAVE COMPREHENSIVE PICTURE OF HUMAMIT-ARIAN SITUATION THROUGHOUT THE ISLAND. AT REQUEST OF ICRC WE HAVE RESUMED RESPONSIBILITY FOR .ALL RELIEF CONVOYS. THEY SAID IT WAS NOT THEIR RESPONSIBILITY - USUALLY IT WA A LOCAL RED CROSS FUNCTION AND IF THEY WERE TO CONTINUE THEY WOULD WEED MORE STAFF. WE FELD IT USEFUL TO AGREE AS IT WILL STRENGTHEN OUR CASE FOR. STAYING IN THE ENCALVE. 2. IN GENERAL OUR ACTIVITIES IN ENCLAVE CONTINUE TO BE RESTRICTED THOUGH THERE ARE SOME SIGNS OF LOOSENING UP. -frIS.TRICT».EXQKOHIC5 OFFI-CER.. MOP-SS TO . VISI-T ••1 PANO AND KATO DIKHOMO AND OTHERS IN THAT VICINITY TOMORROW. NOT POSSIBLE VISIT COASTAL VILLAGES FREELY. AT BELLAPAIS THERE ARE 750 GREEK CYPRIOTS WHO CAN MOVE FREELY re»e K«S VISITED 12? MALES POLICE STATION ALMOST ALL FROM DOME HOTEL STILL W3 KNOWLEDGE WHEREABOUTS REMAINDER. NO FURTHER BUS LOADS OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN DELIVERED OVER GR£E>'J LIME. 2.'NICOSIA. LARGE NUMBER OF GREEK CYPHIOT REFUGEES FROM NICOSIA SUBURBS AND OTHER GREEK CYPRIOT VILLAGES IN1 FIGHTING AREAS BEING CARED FOR BY LOCAL RED CROSS TURKISH VILLAGES BEING VISITED DAILY BY UHFICYP. SOME ARE SHORT OF FOOD AMD MEDICAL SUPPLIES: AYIA, MARGI, MORA, AYIOS SOZOMOS. WILL, TRY TO ARRANGE RELIEF CONVOYS TOMORROW. CONVOY ALREADY SENT TO LOUROUJINA. 4. KYRENIA EAST. GREEK CYPF2IOT REFUGEES LOOKED AFTER BY LOCAL RED CROSS. 5. KYRENIA WEST, SAWS AS ABOVE. TURKISH CYPRIOTS IN MIXED VILLAGES OF DKIORIOS ARE ALL IN LOCAL SCHOOL BUILDING, SOME WOMEN COME OUT TO SHOP! FOR FOOD. HOT CLEAR WHETHER THEY ARE HELD THERE UNDER RESTRAINT OR OF OWN ACCORD FOR PROTECTION. AYIA IRISlJ MEN IN VILLAGE OF KAMBYUI WHICH IS STILL HOLDING OUT: WOMEN AND CHILDREN STILL IN VILLAGE, NO PROBLEMS. NO FOOD PROBLEMS FOR TURKISH CYPRIOTS IN DISTRICT. FATS OF GREEK CYPRIOTS OF XftRAVAS AND LAPITHOS NOT KNOWN AS FIGHTING STILL GOING ODJ. 6. FAMAGUSTA. LOOTING TOOK PLACE IN SAKARIA AMD BAYXAL AREAS CLOSE TO OLD GITY BUT SITUATION NOty UNDER CONTROL AFTER STRONG PROTESTS BY UMFICYP. THERE ARE MOW OVER 10,000 TURKISH CYPRIOTS IN OLD CITY - TW£CE NORMAL POPULATION. NO ACUTE FOOD SHORTAGE NOW FOLLOWING CAPTURE OF WAREHOUSES ON WHARF AND RELIEF CONVOY WHICH REACHED THERE ALSO —S- AUGUST-.' FOOD' ME SPED"1 AT KB03KARAy GftLII'JOFOR'Wr AMD -—"~"—"—'" WILL BE CONVOYED SOONEST. .£. K 3-JHUUL-UiVDtK UU PROTECTION BUT FED BY NATIONAL GUARD. r ONLY ONE TURKISH CYPRIOT VILLAGE ABANDONED - ALANIKQS, WHERE NOW UN OP. PEOPLE SLOWLY RETURNING, TURKISH CYPRIOT WOMEN AND CHILDREN AMD OLD MEN STILL IN SCALA AREA OF LftRMACA TOWN. THERE WERE A FEW CASES OF LOOTING IN SCALA. PRISONERS AT KOPKINOU STILL IN US COMPOUND BUT FED BY VILLAGERS, 8. LIMASSOL. LOOTING AND DESTRUCTION ON CONSIDERABLE SCALE IN TURKISH QUARTER OX LIMASSOL AND IN EVDIMQU-ALEKHTORA ( GROUP OF VILLAGES - M&NY HOURSES BURNT IN LATTER. DEMOLITION OF MILITARY POSITIONS AMD BUILDINGS IM LIMASSOL TOWN. MOSQUE BURMl AT EVDIMOU. MOST FREEK CYPRIOT WOMSB AND CHILDREN ARE IN SBAS WHERE WELL CARED FOR, THOSE IN • .S-- OTKER VILLAGES ARE MOT RESTRICTED BUT FEAR TO MOVE OUT. RELIEF f SUPPLIED BY UN WHERE POSSIBLE AND BY ICRC WHO HAVE RED CRESCENT AND USA RELIEF SUPPLIES IN S5AS FOR LIMASOL Af-?D PAPHOS DISTRICTS. IN VILLAGE OF flARI, WHICH SURRENDERED, HOUSES ('" WERE SEARCHED BY MATIOMAL GUARD BUT NO LOOTING. POLICE AND NATIONAL GUARD SAY LOOTING Itt LIMASSOl AREA DON!£ BY' IRREGULARS, EOKA B ETC. SITUATION NOW UNDER CONTROL ^ BUT MUCH DAMAGE ALREADY DONE. HOWEVER, UNCIVPOL ,-- FORBIDDEN TO PATROL LIMASSOL QUARTER AT NIGHT. 9. PAPHOS, ALL TURKISH CYPRIOT VILLAGES EXCEPT FOLLOWING SIX "HAVE SURRENDERED AND BEEN DISARMED.' STAVROKONSO, PELATHOUSA, YIALLIA, AYIOS 10ANSIS, VRETCHA AND PHASOUL 1803/1807 C. •7UL-SI" WILL r IDEA OF ONE OR TWO BEING ESCORTED OUT TO BUY SUPPLIES NOT GROWN OR AVAILABLE LOCALLY. ONLY ONE ABANDONED VILLAGE - - ^ SOUSKIOU NEAR POLLS WHICH HAS BEEN LOOTED* ALL PRISONERS ^ FROri DISTRICT HELD AT YEROSKIPOU (257) WHERE REGULARLY VISITED BY UW ft 3D ICRC. SOME WINQR LOOTING IN TURKISH QUARTERS ^ OF PAPKOS AKD POLIS BUT ALL UNDER CONTROL, NOW* NATIONAL f GUARD CARRYING OUT DEMOLITION OF MILITARY POSITIONS AITO HOUSES USED FOR MILITARY PURPOSES. THIS AMD SIMILAR ^ DEMOLITION IN LIMASSOL PROTESTED BY FORCE COMMASDER SINCE CARRIED , OUT AFTER CEASSFIRE. TWENTYFIVE HOUSES AND POSITIONS TO DATE HAVE BEEM DESTROYED. ( 10. LEFXA. RELIEF CONVOYS HAVE REACHED LIMMITIS AND KOKKINA ( WHERE FIGHTERS NOT SURRENDERED OR DISARMED, LEFKA VILLAGE AREA WHICH SURRENDERED ALSO RECEIVED CONVOYS AND SUPPLIES ^ DISTRIBUTED TO FIVE NEARBY VILLAGES NO PROBLEMS. VERY MINOR LOOTI13G IN LEFKA SOON AFTER SURRENDER BUT NONE MOW. ALL 1£ PR ISO HERS LSFKA DISTRICT HELD MORPHOU WHERE REGULARLY "^ VISITED BY UN AND ICRC* ALL OTHER TURKISH VILLAGES REGULARLY £ VISITED - m PROBLEMS. UN SUPPLYING WATER AMD MEDICAL RELIEF TO SOME VILLAGES. ^ 11. UN PLANS OK RUNNING ON THE AVERAGE SIX 3 TON TRUCK ^ LOADS OF FOOD TO VILLAGES THROUGHOUT TH2 ISLAND PER DAY = ^ COL 10SS 1 2 750 100 127 3 4 5 6 10,000 5 7 700 t 8 3 257 10 11 3 -H- PARA S. PSE READ 5 AUGUST V, ( - ( HERE CONTINUATION OF OUR ZY464 IMMEDIATE FB NICOSIA c c ( 5. PAPHOS. ALL TURKISH CYPRIOT VILLAGES EXCEPT FOLLOWING (- SIX HAVE SURRENDERED AND BEEM DISARMED: STAVROKONNO, ! , PELA'THOUSA, YIALLIA, AYIOS IQfcNNIS, VRETCHA AND PHASOULA. NATIONAL GUARD WILL ?-50T ALLOW RELIEF CONVOYS TO ENTER BUT (- HAS PERMITTED UNFlCYP TO VISIT, NO SERIOUS SHORTAGES IM ( AMY, BUT VRETCHA WILL-BE FIRST TO NEED ASSISTANCE. LOCAL UN INSTRUCTED TO NEGOTIATE RELIEF CONVOYS WITH (- NATIONAL GUARD WHEN SITUATION BECOMES SERIOUS QUOTING CASES OF / LIMKITIES AND KOKKINA WHERE RELIEF CONVOYS HAVE BEEN ALLOWED DESPITE LACK OF SURRENDER. IS OTHER TURKISH ^ VILLAGES WHICH HAVE SURRENDERED THERE ARE NO SERIOUS PROBLEMS , THAT UM AND ICHC HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO HANDLE. PEOPLE IN THESE VILLAGES ARE FRIGHTENED TO MOVE OUT BUT UN'ENCOURAGING c c c o ZY4SS GENEVA OS 175SZ = Cr NEWYORK = Cf GVA 50S6 GUYER/URQUKART MSC 7194 INFO WECKMANN-WJNOZ/PREM CHAHD FROW (V Pi'! ASKED TO CONVEY THE FOLLOWING QUOTE "*• / THE ICRC HAS RECEIVED THE TEXT OF A DECLARATION CONCERNING /I THE RELEASE AMD EXCHANGE OF MILITARY A?© CIVILIAN DETAINEES IN CYPRUS AND TURKEY FROM THE TURKISH GOVERNMENT. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION GIVEN TO THE ICRC THE SAMS COMMUNICATION HAS BEE?-J ADDRESSED TO THE GOVERNMENTS OF CYPRUS AMD GREECE. THE ICRC REPEATS THAT IT IS PREPARED TO ASSUME THE TASKS ENVISAGED IN THE GENEVA TRIPARTITE DECLARATION OF 30TH JULY REGARDING THE EXCHANGE AND RELEASE OF CIVILIAN AND MILITARY DETAINEES. THE ICRC PROPOSES THE FOLLOWING MEASURES ; A) EXCHANGE OF DATA REGARDING THE NUMBERS OF, AND NAMES OF, DETAINED PERSONS, B) THE DRAWING UP OF A CONCERTED EXCHANGE AMD RELEASE PLAN BY THE THREE GOVERNMENTS, OR THEIR REPRESENTATIVES ON THE SPOT, IN COOPERATION WITH THE ICRC, ~C)"IM THE WAITING PERIOD BEFORE THE EXCHANGE AND RELEASE, THE £ ICRC WILL VISIT THE DETAINEES, AND WILL BE GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY TO ASSIST THEM, (c ^ D) AS REGARDS CIVILIAN DETAINEES, THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A £ PROCEDURE WHEREBY THEY MAY FREELY CHOOSE THE PLACE OR ZONE WHERE THEY WISH TO BE RELEASED, ^ D MO DETAINEE SHOULD BE OBLIGED TO RETURN TO HIS HABITUAL £ PLACE OF RESIDENCE, NOR-ON THE'OTHER HAND, TO LEAVE SUCH HABITUAL PLACE OF RESIDENCE, AGAINST HIS WILL. C c THE ICRC IS PREPARED TO COOPERATE 0?^3 THE HUMANITARIAN LEVEL c v TO THE VARIOUS EXCHANG AND RELEASE OPERATIONS. SHOULD ^ CIRCUMSTANCES SO REQUIRE, THE ICRC COULD TAKE PART IN ANY TRANSPORT OPERATIONS NECESSARY. C r-r-ui ..i-ii—1~_ —ii ...n-.-rj--- ^TJ-^-TI i—r--r.r T' * t—" ••"'• i r—-.---r---i ,-• - - --, -_• ^—•- — , -- v ^ - -,-,, TLL lr — jnfLITTL r "••JVJ'tV j'-.TT":. ^f^mrJlrjjb»ifrt'llr, f'l^'irfl ^ THE ICRC CALLS TO MIHD THAT TH2 REPATRIATION OF PRISONERS ' ENVISAGED BY THE THIRD GENEVA CONVENTION, AND THE RELEASE ^ OF CIVILIAN ENVISAGED IN THE FOURTH GENEVA CONVENTION, ARE ^ TWO DIFFERENT OPERATIONS ENVISAGED IN TWO DISTINCT CONVENTIONS. CONSEQUENTLY, NEITHER OF THESE OPERATIONS DEPENDS ON THE ^ -ACCOMPLISHMENT OF THE OTHER? THE TWO OPERATIONS SHOULD 3E i CARRIED OUT SIMULTANEOUSLY. v UNQUOTE + C COL 50SS 7194 4- { . .. . — ...... - - - . —« ^-- ZYJ89 GENEVA {65 5 17012 = C l C US AT IONS r GVA 5035 GUYES/URQUHART ISC 7130 INFO W^CKtnA\TW-MUSOZ/PREP! CHAW) 6-) v - /- CO ID AW. m ASKED TO CONVEY THE FOLLO'JIMS QUOTE ICRC WISHES' % TO INFORM SECRETARY-GENERAL OF ITS ACTIVITIES CYPRUS SITUATION AS FOLLOWS . \ PR 130 IN VIEW OF DIFFICULTIES ENCOUNTERED IN TURKISH SECTOR ( AMD REPORTS REGARDING SITUATION CIVILIAN POPULATION THERE, = MR LAUREMT MARTI ICHC DELEGATE ?OR SPECIAL' MISSIONS ACCOMPANIED ^ BY m siICHEL VEUTHEY COUNSELLOR HAVE LEFT TODAY 5TH AUGUST FOR , ANKARA WITH PERSONAL MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE COUNCIL GALLOPIN TO TURKISH PH!f*E WI MISTER ECEVIT, SECUMDO REGARDING £ LIBERATION OR EXCHANGE OF MILITARY PERSOMMEL AND CIVILIANS ICRC f HAS RECEIVED NOI£ FROM = P3 a ' ^ TURKISH GOVERNMENT TO WHICH A REPLY IS BEIMG SENT TODAY* TEXT' OF THIS REPLY WILL BE FORMALLY COMMUNICATED TO SECRETARY-GENERAL \t FOR HIS INFORMATION TERT.TO HEAD OF ICRC DELEGATION NICOSIA'HAS AGAIN BEEN UNABLE TO VISIT PQLICS STATION AND TRANSIT CAMP IN TURKISH OCCUPATION ZONE. QUARTO ICRC DELEGATION ANKARA = REPORTS THAT TWO DELEGATES HAVE VISITED ROWS DETAIMED AT AD A HA AND ARE PREPARING LISTS UNQUOTE + c c 1I3SZ ;10ST in*! ED I ATE FROM NICOSIA C , ZY 053 SZ1S S NICOSIA. 147 05 1055 = ";i AT PRIOR HE « YORK s V C. CUYaH/UH^lHAHT FROM /-^OKM £NM~^!??i>'-I? 1. ^URI^G ^IOKT 4 AUGUST TURKISH ?rFCSA3E: TO U'!FICY? *«D ALSO R£n» TO PAHfl 3(0) Op THE OP'SVA DECLARftnOM TURKEY STATE'S i-rrR KFADH?ESS TO RELEASE ftLL CIVILIAN SH"^K A«D OI^^FK CYF'HIOTS / UHO A|?" 1^1 THE TUPK1SM CO STROLLED ^RSAS WITHOUT RICOAR7? TO ERLULITY OF '5U^BER«fl P^H^ TtiSKtY D5TSKS ft.SlttlU?, 7TATEMS?rr FROPJ TH2 OTHER IMTERESTES PAHTIc? ASP TK5 !CRC SHOULD »MDE»TjiK y ITS RSSPOH/SIBIUTIHIS A?® FDLIFIL ITS OUTY 1?) THAT FHSPB^T AMD = P3/47= STATS !T$ RijSDI^JtTSS TO 03»aP?RfrTE. TUHKKY fJlV^ PRIORITY TO THE RELEASE OF CIVILIANS »MD A3 f^OO?^ ftS THS RHL*!A3£ OF CIVILIANS XS ACCOMPLISHED TKK EXCHAf'fiE a? PRISO>?^R^ SHOULD ( TAKE PLACE* LlMSUBQUOTS ?ARA 2* MESSAGE ^ASSSD TO ?R!ISK 2MB ASSY 4 AUGUST AWD TO FOREIGN ^IMISTRY TODA JO SO A 3(0) 4-f- f r o- ^ XZY244 SZ 46 SSE *?I SIA 135 05 1 5TATPRIOBITE ( JEW YORK c io?2 wwm /uasuHART * rase 105 c. COTS AS e^MSV* FRO# VSCK«AS^-?!a?K)2./?Rii:? U REFFRERCE YOUH 67S A^ PREVIOUS CABLtS ' i., '-. •' "'- f-;" ' c ._.«;• *^^- CCMClTRfJl^S KSD CHESCEHI SUPPLIES. FOH CYPRUS . Pt»* BRITISH HIGH C^HISIOK ftr-,1) TCKC1MVE I???OR»f£D ":fer TK^T SES CRITi?Cn^T S'UPPLIES ARRIVED T^/D' OH THREE DAYS AoO - ' • ' ' C BY H&F HZRC^LES TRANSPORT AT SK^OTIHI* SUPPLIES yKSS HABITS OVER TO ICKC OFFICIAL I'HO AH" DISTRI3UTIKG ' c THEM THSOGUSHOirf LISflSSOl A?3D S^APHOS DISTRICTS . RED c CRESCENT OFFICIALS «KQ ARRIVES VITH SOPPLIIS HAVE VISITED TURKISH ilEFUSSES IW SOVOSM BASS ARHAS C SOMZ 5,000) c At® LEFT YESTERDAY FOR ANKARA ?V°PAR£WTLY fiUITE SftTISFIS c SI'WE PROBLEM SKEWS TO KAVS BEEN SSTTLKD SEE >?G e TO PURSUE eE?JSI?AL 0U!TSTIO>J WITH CLERIDES « IW A^Y CASE c ICHC AMD LOCAL RED CROSS < BACKSB BY CLSRIDES > ARK STRO^?6LY OPOSSSt) TO ALLOWING AMY EXCEPTION TO THEIR e. c. COL $ 105 tSO*IE 5,000) HERE r ZY84 SZ26 S MI COST 344 03 J42£Z = ET AT PRIORITY EJSftTIQES I E. REFSHEWCS YOUR S7Ssm} S73 U SITUATION OF GREEK CY?RIOT3 5 ?! KYRE^ &REA OF TURKISH OClftVe IS CftUSl'JG U^ fSSP CONGER £. WE ARE aLJJO ' n-^rtY CONSCIOUS OF UNFYCIP'S INABILITY TO ASSIST BECAUSE ~ T M i? .f ?TT._M .rgj . pgg.T t. n-g-T.n M.fl b n ?g rfryfv* A COSWEXIO-M H TROOPS At TJI TO KYREK'Ift TOWM AND TSHRE AHS WUMEROUS OINTS v'H RESTHICT l^ICIVPOL SSANCE VEHICLES TO ARS/iS AROUrtS XYRFTMIft AS ALREADY RSPORT1™ PI^'JS HAVS RS-SSTADLISHEt) OP AT 3K 3'JT ?K)T IN THS VILLAGE , 1?.* DESCRIPTION OF TURKISH ACTIVITIES A3 SST OUT IM LETTER •1 CO-MTAI^ED 1^ YOUR S7C ^D?^L» SEE^ GSMKRALLY CORRECT AND CC ID IMFOR'WATIOM OBTH^SD FRO?^ OUR OWN OBSERVATION OF TR^AT OF GREEK CYPRIOTS in KYREWlA A?TO OS ARRIVAL .HI ?>!OCIS!A S* ACCORDSNa TO flRg_ , SOULIOT&U, PRES1DSKT RED CROSS , IN ^10ST VILtAGSG ALL INHABITANTS ARS TAKES TO A?5 AR^Y C AND CHILDREN AND TftK AWAY Ta fttt UHKMOWSf PLACE WMEM AMD CHIUSSS ARE TH?M RETURHEt? TO THEIR VILLAGES DR OKg OR TWO DAYS ft HP THsTM LOADED "• INTO BUSES yiTKBUT BELONG I MGS AND TAKF^ OFF TO «I^EIA U'KERE THEY fiHE SET FREE TO CS05S THE GRSgM LINF. I ^10 THH PRECK ?SCTO ON' £ AUGUST AT LEAST 550 PERSONS ENTERED T^>i <"R':iK ^~CTOR (- SEPARATION OF ^ALHS HAS BEE^I DO^? &T SARW POLICE: STATIIS 4, TROn OUR CMW OBSERVATION $E CAM CQtfFIRrt THAT ^OST SHOPS IS f KYftSNIft TfWW HAVE SE£*5 LOOTED, *LOMG WITH MftMY MOUSES. , 5« Utf IS *!QT ABLE TO PROVIDE ESCORTS BSCA'JSE OF RESTRICTIONS OM MOVEMENT MQR ^RS 'vE IMFORWSD WHEN G3iiK (- CYPK20TS feRS TO Bi? MOVSD« FOB SAWS REASON PROPER ARRA , "FOR RECSPTIQ^ IS NICOSIA CflMNOT g£ ?1AD?T* Sa ARS VOT TOLB THEIH tt^STI »ATIQ»I QH CHANGS TO gRU'G VITH THSIS THEIR 3 ELO SKIVES. 'EI7HKR UM OR .<- ICRC HAvE R5EW INFORMED OF V.MSRSA80HTS OF MALES Vc HAVE l- THEY £3K ?fAKIMG REPnE^S^TriTlO^B THROUGH TtfJTIf? ^HftM^LS, v nPHH:S?ED 0?^ TH5M ^ED FOR .RECT1 F! C^TIO^ OF TM"^S VIOL^TIOWS SI^C? IT AFFECTS OUR R5TLATION4 W1TM FREEK ^ CYPRTOT fsIDS i^n Q??R ABILITY TO PERlfSA^E TKcTW TO 41LOVJ US TO PROVIHE HU^^^ITAKI^M ASSJSTA»-JC? 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AIRCRAFT DUE *KH THIS anrsnK)o?r. tm,L :IAKK ore HO??K FLIGHT TOMORROW IST AT/ f^Ov r?Ittrarr VITH ADDjCTIO^AL ^SLISF SUPPLIES* WILL THFH F. ??5 TO SO'VO'JFOTO GitEEK OFFICERS TO ATMTiHS. QUARTO !CT?C TODAY S0^!i GOVfTTtW^OT? THAT IT WJ.LL SSHO THE?! FINANCIAL AP?SftL I» ADDITIOM TO T??E O^E ?^©E IWITlALiY TO NATIO^^L J^EO c CROSS SOCITTIHS. DETAILED BHDG^T MSSDED TO COVET? PPS5EHT Am) c r ftTED OPERATIONS VILL BEH 5Er?T SHOSTLY TO SAMS OOVER ^?MS?J » FOit IBFWtfATIOf?, 10 TOPQ &??D OTKE5? INTiRESTO UM AGENCIES* o!3!»nro icr^c PECSIVSD FSOSI H^AD OF ITS DHUTG , DETAILED PSrQRT HE&ftRiH^G MEETING = P?/35= ^ VErTERDAY JULY 30 DF iJ^AKITW?! AM ,- AND DIST3I3UTION OF T V At?REES IN PRIKC1PL?: WITM A^^A C COL4SS9 P5^C 700?. 3 !)} 31 3U5 DCS 7.5 5 J^T 25 3D 40 30 C c c c c c f X X-ZYS13 KJD346 TSU143 ANKARA 155/152 31 1635 , JTX2534 ETATPRIQRITE R AD 10 KAT 10 MS c.n C GENEVE /SUISSE C SBS UKFICYP NICOSIA ISO UNATIOMS tfEWYORK FOLLIV.'ING RECEIVED FOR OMFORMftRDIHG QUO YE THE MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS PRESENTS ITS COMPLIMENTS TO THE OFFICE OF THE PERMANENT REPRESSH- TATIVE OF THE UNITED SATIORS IN ANKARA AND HAS THE HONOUR TO REQUEST THEIR COOPERATION IN THE FOLLOWING MATTER A TEAM COL COL 886 ISO PAGES/50 OF 4 KIZILAY REPRESENTATIVES WILL LEAVE ANKARA TOMORROW ON BOARD A BRITISH AIR FORCE POANE TO CARRY R5LEIEF SUPPLIESJTO TURKIHS CYFRIOT ( H3STAGES IN LIMASSOL AND LARNAKA IN CYPRUS THE MINISTRY KINDLY REQUEST THE OFFICE OF THE PERMANENT REPTESEKTATIVE OF THE UNITED NATIONS TO SCURE SAFE SAFE PASSAGE FOR THE COL PAGE3/52 SAID KIZILftY REPRESENTAIV5S DURING THEIR STAY IN THE GHESK CFHIOT AREAS OF CYPRUS THE MINJSTHY OF FOR I KG AFAIRS AVAILS ITSELF OF .THIS OPPORTUNITY TO REHEy TO THE OFFICE OF THE PSRMAMENT EPRSSEfiTAlVS OF THE UWITED NATIONS H ANKARA THE ASSURANCES OF ITS HIGH OOMSIOEFJATIOr? ANKRA 3! JULY 1374 UHQUOTE HE PPL ING UNDEVPRO ANKARA COL 31'1974 c c L L HIS NICOSIA BRIEF! BG ON TUESDAY, 30 JULY 1974. HE WENT OH TO SAY THAT ON THE SAME MATTER OM MONDAY AFTERNOON A MEETING V.'AS HELD BETWEEN UNFICYP5 DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF AMD TURKISH ARMED : FORCES LIAISON OFFICER. 2, STAJDUHAR STATED THERE WAS WO CHANGE IM THE SUTUATION = c P5 = IM CYPRUS SINCE MONDAY ALTHOUGH SOME MORE TURKISH REINFORCEMENTS OF FORCES, SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT WERE BROUGHT INTO THE ISLAND BY AIR AND SEA. OTHER BREACHES OF CEASEFIRE, INCLUDED MACHIME-GUNS- AM-D SMALL GUM FIRE IN VARIOUS PARTS AROUND ENCLAVE HELD 3Y TURKISH ARMED FORCES. 3. UNFICYPS SPOKESMAN = PS = STATED TURKISH ORIGINATED CONVOY LEFT ON MONDAY AT 12.30 LT THE c PLACE OF VICE-PRESIDENT DEHKTAEAGIIIFLPOITZAAT -8 c AI© MEDICAL SUPPLIES. 0!® 3-TON TRUCK LOADED WITH FOOD AMD c DRUGS WAS SENT TO KNODHARA AND OTHER TRUCKS WERE SHUT TO FAMAGUSTft OLD CITY, TO GALIHOPORNI AfvD OTHSR = c P7 ' c VILLAGES IW FAMAGUSTA DISTBICT REQUIRING FOOD. •Ji,...gTAJI>UHAR- ?X^TFD ffOLLPWISg.. US^THE. LIST.. .QF RELIEF PROBLEMS BUT ADDED THERE NAY BE SOME OTHERS: - MIA MILEA (3 KM NORTHEAST OF NICOSIA) 1,SOO GK/.CYPS I! VILLAGE. 400 GREEK REFUGEES HAVE ENTERED THE VILLAGE. OS '5 c FOOD AND WATER is REQUIRED. -KARMI (5 KM SOUTWEST OF KYRENIft) 400 GK/CYPS IM THE c. VILLAGE SHORT OF FOOD. c - KAZAPHAMI (3 KM SO CL O ZY391 SZ55 S NICOSIA 3 30 1528Z = "'N, C > ETATPRIORITE UBATIOKS HEWYORK = MOST IMMEDIATE MISC STFOR 8UYEP, UNFICYP SS7 OPIC2) - URQUHART. AKATANI. LEWIN. 6ALIROVICK. FROM STAJDUHAR NICOSIA -- i. YOU ARE AWARE THAT OH THE MATTER OF THE REQUEST OF TH5 TURKISH CORPS COMMANDER IN CYPRUS THAT ALL UNFICYP PERSONNEL SHOULD. BE EVACUATED FROM THE AREA CONTROLLED BY = . ••• •• -\ P?. = '' . -gSfJ-KlSM FOr.CZSt UH-SE'C^i:TAnY"GEHE7tAL'->-6&MTACTSD"OM W HD'AY D y •—-—— TELEPHONE THE PRIME MINISTER OF TURKEY, MR. ECEVIT, AMD ASKED HIM TO USE HPS BEST EFFORTS TO ENSURE' THAT ALL ASPECTS THE MATTER BE DISCUSSED BETWEEN UNFICYP FORCE COMMANDER AND THE TURKISH FORCE COMMANDER SO THAT AN AGREED = SOLUTION COULD BE REACHED,. ON OUR SIDE, ME HAVE REQUESTED A- MEET IBB OF THE CHIEF OF STAFF OF UNFICYP AND VVIEF OF STAFF OF THE TURKISHARMED FORCES IN CYPRUS, SO FAR THE MEETING HAS mm•SllrJ'f-. ''• -l \I HOT BEEN ARRANGED. THIS WAS STATED 3Y UNFICYPS SPOKESMAN R. SIAJDUHAT? AT r' :- \ \ \330 GENEVE 231 30 C C.C- c LTF UNAT10KS £ NEWYORK = c GVA 4889 URQUHART FROM COIDAM. •' AM ASKED TO CONVEY THE FOLLOWING QUOTE ICRC WISHES TO ISFQRM 3ECGEN OF SITUATION REGARDING ITS DELEGATIONS IN CYPRUS &M A3?KARA AS FOLLOWS PR 180 TWO ICRC DELEGATES INCLUDING OBS DOCTOR DELEGATE . HAVS VISITED SOME 7000 TURKISH CYPRIOTS IS FAMAQUSTA v. INCLUDING THOSE WHO ARE HOSPITALIZED IN= / , GREEK HOSPITAL. HAVE ALSO BROUGHT TO FftMAGUSTA SOME ] r-- Q- E "IEDICAL SUPPLIES , POWDERED MlLX AfJD BLANKETS SECUMDO TWO ICRC DELEGATES INCLUDING ONE! DOCTOR DELEGATE0' HAVE VISITED ENCIRCLED CYPRIOT VILLAGE KOKINO'J I TSRTIO TWO ICRC DELEGATES HAVE VISITED TURKISH POWS IN LIMASSOL AS WELL AS CAMP WHERE 1748 TURKISH CYPRIOTE ARE . DET AIMED . HAVE DISTRIBUTED THERE 200:: BLANKETS. QUARTO TWO ICRC DELEGATES HAVS VISITED CAMP IN LARNACA WHERE 780 TURKISH CYPKITOS ARE DETAINED. CftMP AT LANARCA UMDER CONTROL OF RATIONAL GUARD AND ' SUPERVISION OF UNITED NATIONS QUINTO Sf?ALL FOOD CONVOY HAS REACHED KYRENIA ACCOMPANIED BY TWO ICRC DELEGATES. FOOD SUPPLIES DISTRIBUTED AT HOTEL DOM MERE SOME 700 CIVILIANS ARE HOUSED, Ur^f CTf-^VA CflKVSflTIQMg ?FftUE if?T YET ggg?? AUTHORIZED- --- AT KYRENIA BY TURKISH AUTHORITIES AND LISTS OF POMS IN TURKISH HANDS HAVE NOT BSEN COKMUfJI GATED 'SEXTO ICHG DELEGATIONS EXPLORING WITH AUTHORITIES CONCERBED POSSIBILITY EVACUATION 20/25 WOUNDED GREEK OFFICERS TO ATHENS SEPTJMO XCRC DELEGATION NICOSIA WORKS IB CLOSE COOPERATION WITH UHITED NATIONS HUMANITARIAW COMMITTEE 0^ PROBLEMS OF MEDICAL AND FOOD REIDS^ P5/31= AND DISTRIBUTION OCTAVO IC.RC DELEGATION IN AKAKARA STILL AWAITING AUTHORIZATION TO VISIT POWS DET AIMED AT PIERSIN MONO ACTIVITIES OF TRACING AGENCY PARTI CULAJLY CIVILIAN MESSAGES ARE BEING PURSUED 30T.H IM CYPRUS (GREEK CYPRIOT SECTORS) AND AfiAKARA URQUOTE+ COLL 4SSS 7000 I7^S 200 700 20/25+ c C. c c ZY02 GNEVEVE 163/1 SI 25 0619 ! INFO COPY C LT FILE NO. UNATIOHS c AC NY = TO GVA 4554 c URGUHART FROM COIDAN AM ASKED TO CONVEY T ICRC WISHES TO INFORM SSCGSN OF SITUATION T?EGAROJJi£_Ji£IlIillIIES c ITS DELEGATION IN CYPRUS AS FOLLOWS PH1WO ICRC DELEGATION c PARTICIPATED IN MEETING OF HUMANITARIAN COMMITTEE SET UP UNDER UH AEGIS AMD EXPLAINED IN DETAIL ACTIVITIES BEING CARRIEDs c P2 - c OUT UNDER PROVISIONS OF GENEVA CONVENTIONS OF iS>49» ATMOSPHERE OF -MEETING VERY CORDIAL. CLOSE COORDINATION WITH UNATIOMS c. ESTABLISHED FOR HELIHF ACTIVITIES IN VIEW OF ME~0 FOR LOGISTIC c SUPPORT SECUBDO ACTIVITIES ICRC DELEGATION IN TURKISH SECTOR KYRENIA UNFORTUNATELY STILL HAMPERED BOTH AS REGARDS TASKS c UNDER THE PEMSVA CONVENTIONS AMD = c DISTRIBUTION OF, RELIEF. -'TERTIO ICRC DELEGATION HAS RECEIVED FROM HEAD OF NATIONAL GUARD IH NICOSIA AUTHORISATION TO VISIT c TURKISH PRISONERS OF WAR. HAS ALSO RECEIVED LIST OF TURKISH- CYPRIOT HOSPITALS QUARTO DELEGATION REPORTS THAT NEEDS FOR c MEDICAL SUPPLIES ARE MET FOT> THE TIME BEING. ENVISAGE HOWEVER c NEEDS FOR = • -r'^y-H-s • ; FOOD SUPPLIES AND WILL GIVE DETAILS AS SOON AS POSSIBLE UNQUOTE • OOL 4854 ++ AN AMPLE WATER SUPPLY, SO MUCH S0= PI1= THAT THE GROUND WAS BEIHG SPRINKLED.- DEEP TRENCH LATRINES HAD SEEM DUG AND THESE WERE SCREENED* . THEREJ^AD_BJ^N A RED CROSS VISIT TO THE STADIUM 013 El THE!? 27 OR 28 JU~LYf BUT IT WAS SUGGESTED THAT A FURTHER VISIT BE PAID AS SOCK- AS POSSIBLE WEr ' ARE ENDEAVOURING TO ARRANGE THIS, LOCAL COMMANDER SATISFIED THAT IN HIS VIEW THESE TURKISH CYPRIOTS WERE BEING PROPERLY CARED FOR. SECG5N HAD ALSO MENTIONED THIS IN A TELENHTN5 CONVERSATION WITH PREM CHAND THIS EVENING AND DESIRED THAT «R, CLERIDES MIGHT ALSO BE CONTACTED IM THE MATTER. P! CHAND SPOKE TO MR. CLERIDES WHO ASKED FOR HIS } REGARD S'~AND SEST WISHES TO BE COHVEYED TO SSCGSH A?!D TO SAY ., THAT HE WOULD TRY AND DO ALL HE COULD TO ASSIST FURTHER. 4. LOCAL UN HAS VISITED EVERY TURKISH CYPRIOT VILLAGE AND J MIXED VILLAGE. "FULL INFORMATIONS $ } P!4/32= Of? THEM IS AVAILABLE AND FURTHER REGULAR VISIT? ARE SCHED'l/LED, H.WE ARE ENCOURAGING ICPC TO MAKE SIMILAR VISITS BUT THEY HAVE FE'vJ. PERSON BEL AVAILABLE. PERHAPS YOU COULD PERSUADE THEM 1 SEND MJ J 00 L 29' 1974 95S 75 936 1273 5,000 4,000 J500 27 S3 j r SUPPLY RESTORED AFTER UNF1CYP INTERVEHTIOH. LOCAL UN = PS=' *" ASSISTED WITH SUPPLIES, TOD4Y US CONVOY TOOK IN SUPPLIES. ' !> KHODHARft. APPROXIMATELY 4,000. TODAY UN CONVOY TOOK 18 SUPPLIES. D) "Li- t* •* "SOL. LOCAL UN COWMASDSR £?i ' TED THAT THERE WAS SOME1500 PRISONERS IN THE STADIUM WHICH MAS VISITED DAY BY UNF1CYP MILITARY AND BY UNCIVPOL, HE SAID THAT THOSE mQ MADE THESE VISITS WERE FULL OF PRAISE FOR THE WAY IB WHICH BOTH CYPOL AND NAT. GO WERE LOOKING AFTER PRISONERS AHD COOPERATING WITH U.MFICYP. THERE WERE ADEQUATE TESTS AHD LSA»-59'S TO GIVE FOR ALL, FOOD IS ADEQUATE (TODAY'S 'BREAKFAST CONSISTED ,-, OF BREAD, CHEESE, OR AN3E . J'Jl C" AN9 VATETi MELON) AND CIGARETTES AMD FPESH FRUIT WERE BEI^G ISSUED. A TURKISH ^ AHD BSEEK DOCTOR WERE PREMABSWTLY IN ATTENDANCE. THSRE WAS ,, AN AMPLE WATER SUPPLY? SO MUCH S0= PH= (-V THAT THE GHOUND WAS BEIKG SPRINKLED. DEEP TRSHCH LATHU'ES ! ( , HAD BEEH DUG AND THESE MERE SCREENED 4 ^ THERE HAD BEEN ' ' V A RED CROSS VISIT TO THE STADIUM OW El THE?? 27 OR ?:>3 (-N J?JLY, BUT IT WAS SUGGESTED THAT A FURTHER VISIT BE PAID : 'B AS POSSIBLE* WE= ' flRS_ ENDEAVOUR IMG TO ARRANGE THIS* LOCAL COMMANDER SATISFIED THAT IM HIS VIEW THESE TURKISH CYPRIOTE WERE BEING PRO?"RLY CARED FOR. 3EC6EN HAD ALSO MENTIONED THIS It? A TELENHTfJE CONVERSATION WITH PR EM CHAM) THIS EVE MI NO Ar3D DSSIRED THAT WR, CLE17IQSS MIGHT ALSO BE CONTACTED IM THE MATTER. • . cl Pi3= f '.';£, nHVli Ht»«J« uu-Lj-.n . ii*,-....I <_, i— r:i'. k- i «.«.«-•. _. — - .- - — - ..- • - _ .. . __.. . AS IK LIKASSOL (SEE PARA* BELOW)* ON THE OTHER HAND THERE ^ ARE GHEEK CYPRIOTS, ALMOST? c ALL OF WHO*! APE CIVILIANS, HELD IN VARIOUS FORMS OF UN ^ PROTECTIVE CUSTODY IN THE KYRENIA DISTRICT. f 2. TODAY THE SUPPLY CONVOY TO KYRSWIA WAS TURNED BACK ON GROUNDS THAl"Ts"UMFfcYp"HAD'PREVIOUSLY BEEN INFORMED SUPPLIES FOR ^ GREEK CYPRIOTS WERE NOT REQUIRED SI MCE THE TURKISH *RMY= '' s rc ^ WOULD PROVIDE EVERYTHING AND THAT IF SUPPLIES WERE SENT IB' ^ THEY WERE TO BE GIVEN TO THE TURKISH GOVERNOR FOR DISTRIBUTION. ,r DESPITE THIS WE DESPATCHED A RELIEF CONVOY TO TURKISH CYPRIOTS IN KNpDHARft AND FAMAGUSTA OLD..CITY (SINCE THEM OF COURSE ^ WE HAVE BEEN TOLD TO LEAVE TURKISH AREAS= ' ENTIRELY, OUR..! ?5Q REFERS, PARA. 7, > '^ 3* FOLLOWING IBFQRflATIOK ABOUT CONDITION OF TURKISH CYPRIOTS ( MAY BE OF INTEREST TO TURKISH MISSION AND SHOULD ALLAY THF.IR FEARS AND ANSWER ANY CHARGES OF NEGLECT BY UNFICYP: ^ A) QEKEHAL. !J?)F!CYP HAS ESTABLISHED LIAISOH WITH ICRC>=: UK HIGH COMMISSION, ABD US EMBASSY TO ASSIST WITH RELIEF (<~ OPERATIONS IMCLUOING TO TURKISH CYPRIOTS. LIAISON TURKISH f CYPSIOT RED CHESCSNT REPRESENTATIVE DAILY REFUSES TO ATTEWD ' LIAISON MEETINGS. ' ^ 3> FAMAQUSTA OLD CITY. APPROXIMATELY 5,000. WATER / SUPPLY RESTORED AFTER UWFICY? INTERVENTION. LOCAL UN= w^ PS=( ^ ASSISTED WITH SUPPLIES, TODAY UN CONVOY TOOK IN SUPPLIES. ' ^ 5> KNODHARft* APPROXIMATELY 4,000. TODAY UM CONVOY TOOK IN SUPPLIES, D) LTj. -?SOL, LOCAL UK COMMANDER- S|- TED THAT !L THERE WAS SOME ISOO^RISOMERS IN THE STADIUM WH?CH WAS VISITED r C HNNMZCZCUNUNDPDP C c ^ ZY20? SZ24 SSS NICOSIA. SS2 29 C ETATPRIORITE ^ UN AT IONS r MEWYORK = c , URQUHART l^FO GUYER FROM WECKWAMM-flUBOZ/PREM CHAND (• 29 'JULY 74r UNFICYP S5S MISC 75' OUR 335 REFERS, ' l- J, PROBLEM OF PROVIDISI3 RELIEF ASSISTANCE AMD DIRECTING OTKltR • HUMANITARIAN ACTIVITIES OF UWFICYP IM AH EVENHAMDEDMAMWER A3 BSTWSEB THE COMMUNITIES IS BECOMING INCREASINGLY DIFFICULT. ;- OH THE ONE HAND THERE ARE MARY= ( P2po~- TURKISH CYPRIOTS, WANY OF WHO ARE FIGHTERS, EITHER IH THE ^; CUSTODY OF THE NATIONAL GUARD, IN VILLAGES SURROUNDS , BY, NATIONAL GUARD, OK UNDERSOME FORM OF UN PROTECTIVE CUSTODY. EXCEPT IB CASES WHERE THERE HAS SEEK MO SURRENDER, AS - ^ FOR EXAMPLE AT STAVROKOKO IM PAPHOS = DISTRICT, WE HAVE BEEN ASSISTING SY PROVIDING ESCORTS, TO TAVJT TM MC^Tr-Ai ftMn s*nnr> r.,t«i-.i c c c c sst as 230sz s c * A.SSS9 TC? COKtfS V!S«?:5 TO tSKf? Of ?ITV«T!OP Of^LT"! AS s?J^3 'THAO OF ?C??C ULY TO fi«: s ITS H OF Jl'lY ^^ Of? C c. c ITS mi At c c e c UerF 0? TT? ?)?tte^T? H? ft' l~Tt.lft'~ "J TT "••"? f ;'(<^ f* •";T s.'',"^ T p.*; OF TPACI^ AI3SSCY CJOAftTO AJ&EITZOfiAL FIVE TORS OF BY 3£R«Mi R£fc CROSS "OR SI5FMCS1 1TH ^XS^CTOn OF F5/S! s m ICRC BSLC6WE TO VITH *?ftt3^a-SH:csn^?¥*'C??f TY Of PE^S ) ) CENSUS IHhi TOTAL GKEKK POPULATION OF THESE VILLAGES WAS MOHE THAR IS, OOO.BE CAUSE OF THE CONTINUED FIGHTING BROUGHT ABOUT 3Y CONSISTENT DISREGARD OFSTKE CEASEFIRE BY TURKS, FEP= OF THESE AREAS HAVE YET EVEN BEEH VISITED BY UHFICYP- THE EXCEPTIONS ARE KYRSMIA AKD BELLAPAIS* 3. THE MAI?-! DANGER TO THE tfELL-(BEING OF THE TURKISH CYFSIOTS STEMS FROtf CONSTANT BREACHES OF CEASEFIRE BY TURKISH FORCES IK KYBEBIA AND NICOSIA ENCLAVE. UNLESS STOPPED WITHOUT DELAY" ' P7 = RISK OF NATIONAL GUARD RESUMPTION OF HOSTILITIES REMAINS AMD THIS WOULD HAVE SERIOUS CONSEQUENCES FOR ISOLATED TURKISH CYPRIOT COMMUHITIES* WE tfOULD SUGGEST THAT THESE CONSIDERATIONS BY BROUGHT URGSBTLY TO THE ATTENTION OF THE TURKISH MISSION OR THE PRI8E MINISTER At® THAT THEY THEREFORE BY ADVISED IB THEIR OWN IMTERITSTS,-- PS = APART fl?QM ANY OTHER CORSIDERATIONS, TO ISSUE STRICT ORDERS TO STOP THE CONTINUING DISREGARD OF THE CEASEFIRE AttD TO TO RETURN TO THE LINES HELD AT THE TIME QF THE CEASEFIRE. ;T C * PEEE CEASEFIRE. A, WITH VIEW TO ALLEVIATING £ k". LOT OF T.HGSE OS BOTH SIDES IT WOULD BH! USEFUL FOR AGREEMENT = TO BE GIVEN FOR EXCHANGES OF PRISONERS TAKEN BY BOTH SIDES f- ' i . ~ : ' ~ ~~s 7 M J MOST IMMEDIATE = U8QUHART NEtfYOH I ?-3FO 6UYSR FROM WECKMABN^UNOZ/PREMCHAND as JULY 74 c UNFICYP SI I c REFERENCE YOUR 5iS? PAR 45. 1. WE ARE VERY CONSCIOUS OF PLIGHT OF TURKISH CYPRIOTS c IF ISOLATED AREAS AMD COMMUNITIES AND ALL UKFICYP CONTINGENTS c HAVE BEEN INSTRUCTED:: ?2 = c TO PAY PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THEIR NEEDS AMD USE THEIR c 3EST ENDEAVOURS TO ENSURE THEIR WSLL-BSIHG THROUGHOUT EACH DISTRICT* REPORTS SO FAR SUGGEST THAT UK HAS VISITED OR c HAS ESTABLISHED ITSELF AT «OST OF THE TURKISH CYPRIOT VILLAGES A SO THAT I» FACT THE HATIOBftL GUARD ARE BEHAVING = P3 = c CEWERALLY IN RESPONSIBLE WAY TOWARDS THEM. THE MAJORITY OF c THE TURKISH CYPRIOT FIGHTERS WHO HAVE LAIS DOWH THEIR ARMS If? THESE AREAS ARE UNDER THE PROTECTIVE ' CUSTODY OF UNFICYP. c. 2. IT SHOULD BE POINTED OUT HOWEVER THAT A PERHAPS MORE SERIOUS c PROBLEM FACES GREEK CYPRIOTS OF c KYREHIA 'AREA WHERE IN BELLAPAIS ALOME ABOUT SOME 5,000 ARE HELD UNDER UN PROTECTIVE CUSTODY* OTHER GREEK CYPRIOT VILLAGES APPARENTLY OVERRUN IS THIS AREA INCLUDE KYREWIA c ITSELF, KARAKOL'MI, FARO AND KATO DIKHOMO, TfEERMIA, t KAZAPKAS1, SYKHARI, KARWI , TRIMITHI, AYIOS GEORGIOS, EL1™* I fE* AA. j *u= c c MOTIDKEAS, PHATRYKOS, PALEOSOPHOS AND KAHAVAS A?ID IN TH T A r\ T r* -r c ^ ZYI217 CIRC 6ENEH 27/7 ^ UMAT10 MS MY FYI • crj C f GENEVE CCICR) - L'AVIOB DC-9'.DU COMITS INTERNATIONAL DE LA ^ DE BEYROUTH A DESTINATION DE L'lLE DS CHYPRE, TRANSPORT ANT AU ^ TOTAL 18CTOHNES DE SECOURS ( MEDICAMEHTS, NOIJRRITURE, LAIT EM POUDRE, ALIMENTS POOR BEBES, DHAPS ET COOVSRTURES) DESTINES ^ A LA POPULATION CIVILE. : C CSS VOLS PORTENT AINSI A PRES DE 40 TOHHES LES SECOURS ACHEWIKES ^ PAR LE CICR A CHYPRE DEPUIS LS 22'JUILLET* CEUX-CI PROVIENMEHT * DU CtCR (PLUS DE"i5'TOHNSS)t-:DES OR8ANISATIORS DE LA CROIX-ROUGE DE !2 PAYS CAUSTRALIE, AUTRICHE, 3ELGIQUS, DABEWARK, FINLAMDE, ^ FRANCE, ISRAEL, LIBAM, PAYS-3AS, REPUBLIQUS FEDERALS D' ALLEMAGNS, ^ SUEDE ST yOUGOSLAVIE>,'ftINSI QUE D'ORGANISATIONS CARITATIVES ET \ DE LA L1GUE DES SOCIETIES DE LA CROIX-ROUGE, c • ——:—: c • • • c c C c-r i—• l\: ^ ZYiSt? C1HC GEHEN 27/7 * UNATIONS ^Y FYI C f GENEVE (CICR) - L'AVIOB DC-S^DU COMITE IMTERHATIONAL DE LA ^ DE BEYROUTH A DESTINATION DE L'lLE DS CHYPRE, TRAWSPORTAKT AU t TOTAL ISrTONNES DE SECOURS < MEDICAMENTS, WOI1RRITURE, LAIT EM POUDRE, ALIMENTS "POUR BEBES, DRAPS HI COUVSRTURES) DESTINES ^ A LA POPULATION CIVILE. ' C CSS VOLS PORTENT AlWSI A PRES DE 40 TOWHES LES SECOURS ^ FAR LE CICR A CHYPRE DEPUIS LS 82'JUILLET, CEUX-CI PROVIENHEKT " , DU CICR (PLUS DE"15'TONNES),'DES ORGAHISATIOKS DE LA CROIX-ROUGE DE 12 PAYS CAUSTRALIE, AUTRICHE, 3ELGIQUS, D ANEW ARK, FINLANOE, ^ FRANCE, ISRAEL, LIBfcN, PAYS-BAG, REPUBLIQUS FEDERALS D'ALLEMAGNE, / SUSDE ET YOL'50SLAV1E)»'AINSI QUE D'ORGANISATIONS CARITATIVES ET \ DE LA L1GUE DES SOCIETES DE LA CROIX-ROUGE. c c c c 1 FILE NO. ACTION c T•* O^^ « c c C^'DT^ 1 • fftirtfi c TKS P«:ft IT? 5E S T^ftT C ( y ;|'fH TM*T LI c c K IK c c c c C c r c c 2 GENEVA S17/215 25 17I2Z = jr. V LT F r!l U NATIONS SEW YORK = SVA 4S21 URQUHART FHD-^ COIDAN1 A1 ASKSD TO CONVEY THE FOLLOyi^G QUOTE ICHC WISHES TO INFORM SECGEN THAT MESSAGE RECEIVED FRO'^I THE HEAD OF US OELE5ATION IN BICOSIA REPORTS FOLLOWIMQ FRIMO ICRC DELEGATES TKAMKS TO UN ASSISTANCE WERE &8LE TO REACH C TURKISH SECTOR JULY 24 WHERE A = C P2/52/5D = -DELEGATION HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED AND CONTACTS MADE WITH , TURKISH CYPHIOT AUTHORITIES AND RED CROSS OFFICIALS, FIRST COHVOY OF APPROXIMATELY ONE TON OF MEDICAL SUPPLIES IS BEING ARRANGED FOR TURKISH SECTOR INCLUDING XYHEMlA* ICRC DELEGATE , PLANNING TO VISIT KYRENIA TODAY JULY 25. ICRC DELEGATION HAS ALSO VISITED LARBACA, = FAflAGUSTA, LlilASSOS AMD PAPHOS. SECUMOO FIRST EVALUATION SEE1S TO 1831 GATE THAT NEEDS ARE WOT AS GREAT AS INITIALLY REPORTED BY THE PRESS, ICRC IS FOR THE TIME BEING IN A POSITION TO MEET NEEDS WITH 12 TGPS OF SUPPLIES ALREADY IN CYPRUS AMD ADDITIONAL € TO ? = P4 s TONS TO BE FLOVM IK TODAY FHO^l BEIRUT AMD TELAVIV. T^RTIO IN ADDITION TO OWE DELEGATE ALREADY IN TURKEY ICRC IS SENDING OWE DELEGATE Af® ONE DOCTOR DELEGATE. TO VISIT SOME 500 GREEK CYPRIOT IN TURKISH HANDS .DETAINED IN MERSIN. OJARTQ TRACING AGENCY HAS BEGUM TRANSMITTING ENQUIRIES REGARDING INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES AHD IS TAKIMG MEASURES TO OBTAIN LISTS OF PRISONERS AMD INTERNEES UNQUOTE 4- COL 4821 24 05 12 5 7 600 + -—-.-i^^H ,w( ...fc^,. '''! • c c BOOK OF TWO= C YZ 6S2 SSS MY 54 24 1534Z ETATPRIORITE ( WHO C YZ 685 SSS BY 54 24 15342= c ETATPRJORIIE C USATIOSS GENEVA- C c "•^srirnHnLTr-^^ YOUR SUGGESTION CONCERNING ICRC ROLE IN TRANSPORT AND DISTRIBUTION C .18 CYPRUS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH ESTABLISHED ICRC POLICIES OF EMER- GENCY MEDICAMENTS PROVIDED BY WHO, NO OBJECTION UftDRO ASSISTANCE i . . __ UNDER ITS TERNS OF REFERENCE IN CONSULTATION WITH 3ERKOL= -g C SECRETARY- GENERAL* P ro •^j1" f" w— * COL 381 43S6 6748 + C<:-\ • . ^.. j """ ~~ " r •-*---—- . C H^'olj'lVHi^vj! _ww^ui ,,j-«. A-I— «* v-j*^- Q«..n*i. rt. «*. t,. ..i™^^^ c lolriMC"u^ ouP/^r. T'5V . i C FSJE NO. c 11549 GENEVA 501 ACTION TO,, gnVE^l^/"|--|Ui-»'V"-^"^*S * C LT c !: c w c 77 TO COKVKV TFK F^LLO'vt S iCt?c TKAT IT^ ft.*?? rs t^ N r^. t. ^ C tj° C-fHl? TO C OH? c V TO TO c I'D c DOU c L C GENEVA 101 1209?.= LTF C c 1 :-^ ' "'^*^«* f 1 a=4^- _ 1 WOTri, ^V *• -.rj Tro?•* «>•.* i v :•! •f?";yT*-:• Tf-i Vlf r«»0?>M SSC^sEK OF ftTZRlV;iL "CS> PLAflE AT t n TT 1 >t" pA.?4 J £1-[1-, «.JAe>\ . ^^ -T-.-T- - .*«.^^TTP* - P -yp5it'[f^.xy.s;.gTtrp - A ¥ -. AF i^ HDA J -r, p.pur^'yf Y-s c ^ 0 C^"S3 1 ^G TO & ; HOS J ATO ESTABLISH KCD'S.SSAJ?^' CONTACTS TH5!?iE« Tf^i p rypr^T"? i^T^^T -!^ c A ^i l V -* A i ^- •-.*£ t-j i i:;\*.v-5. -fr'*. POST OK STTU^IO^...., c TOBAY. !>C9 PUftCS.f?'STin?SfEO TO 3EISUT rROfl WH^RS SO^E 3 TO 6 TOS OP liL £?UPPLIES WILL 3E FLOWN TO AKROIIRI c OF fUH7>JER JTSUftATIS OF W££St? fffOM ITS TO BHI^ ^SCESSARY saP1»LIEii? ft^O PWSOSStL SF I?EE)3E <»L 474-5 22 BC9 5 fi-f c c ZY2S5 GENEVA 101 23 12Q9Z LTF UK AT I QMS SEWYOE K= C GVA 474S GUYER FROM COIDA8 AM ASKED TO CONVEY THE FOLLOWING QUOTE ICRC WISHES TO I MFORM SECGEiH OF ARRIVAL DC9 PLANS AT A tr ,. gyppfjg . *'7'?' - - ' ^ c PROCEEDING TO NICOSIA TO ESTABLISH NECESSASY CONTACTS THERE, c ICRC EXPECTS FIRST REPORT OH SITiJATlOM- c P2/5 1 = c TODAY. D'C9 PLACE '"RETURNED TO BEIRUT FROM WHERE SO'1E 5 TO S TOMS OF MEDICAL SUPPLIES WILL BE FLOWN TO AXROTIRI TODAY. c UPON RECEIPT OF FURTHER ESTIMATE OF NEEDS FROM ITS DELEGATES c ICRC ENVISAGES FURTHER FLIGHTS 3ETWSEB BEIRUT AMD AKROTIRI TO BRIMS NECESSARY SUPPLIES AND ADDITIONAL PERSONNEL IF WEEDED* c c COL 4746 DCS 22 DCS 5 6-f- c c c 23 July 1974 G. Sherry 3850 2344 OUSGSP& \. WHO GEBEVA s\ MAHLER INFO BEBKDL. THANKS YOUR 6748. "v\ ' . \\ I EUDORSS YOUR SUGGESTION CX)SCEHIHHG ICHC ROLS IH x TRANSPORT AM) DISTRIBUTIOH IN CYPRUS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH ESTABLISHED ICRC POLICIES OF EMERG^ICY MEDICMIEHTS PROVIDED BY WHO. NO OBJECTION UNDRO ASSISTANCE UNDER ITS TERMS OF REFERENCE PROVIDED BERKOL AGREES. SECRETARY-GENERAL t WHO GESEVfi• £3/7 1H£ •SF.CKElftRY FILE- NO. ACTION C742.£YE HAVE HEOnwED 'KOLtb^I^fi CAt*LE ISSUED »Y ^PUSIKY FOREJ ^AFFAiaS- REPUBLIC CY?;SU3 AKD SIGNED BV C»" VA'S3ILOFOl;LG£ DIRSGTON SSSE8AL:':WISTR¥ HEALTH «ICQ Sin CYP3U3. Afiv3ES*?£D 10 :•£ A*!& HSPEATED '«jrfO FiESIO-^AL DiRECtOS fQH , EA^IfrHM KEDUfc^H^SiSAU I!v AHfiAMaE TO D1SPA1 CH: TO CVmUi.U:tqS?iILV. THE FOLLOVIN'S !!».?*£ pHAR^ACSUriCAL SUPPLIES* THE I,C»a*C» .HA!" 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's^ V ';!:,v" 1 1 1 •^iUt"='A&r -cv-isis 'rit,-^' 'i, ? -'"VJ r*^ ©KlUAr ! H'^ fSt w'if*l/ i1 r ••!*.';'f*T* ' iVii.?<^s>rU« WC-'tJi.Vf.•^rrM ":, ^! C/'TUs ; *!;'"•!".'H'-*'•i Wi-T. '.' i " !'-'*.h'.""«' &5" V•• •i'-;• C ii >i =•'«.'rii? i i »«» C^F*}4'-C^*• W XT'1' t CF' 0 * £ E^TA'lL 7r^HFD P03 ICJ™'^ STOP S^ALL PE^^ i II. TO THE NEXT QUESTION STAJDUHAR REPLIED UNFICYP HAS BEEN AMD IS r ( REGULARLY VISITIHG ALMOST EVERY TURKISH CYPRIOT- VILLAGE AND MIXED VILLAGES THROUGHOUT THE ISLAND. WE ARE IN TOUCH WITH THE PEOPLE THERE, OUR PERSONNEL IS ABLE TO BRING BACK NECESSARY. (- INFORMATION ABOUT THEIR NEEDS AND WE ARE PASSING THIS INFORMATION TO THE RED CROSS AND RELIEF ORGANIZATION. WHEREVER r POSSIBLE UBF1CYP HAS BEEN ASSISTING IN ARRANGING CONVOYS AND ESCORTS TO THE AREA. BRIEFLY, WE ARE TRYING TO ASSIST IM . SOLVING THE HUMANITARIAN PROBLEM OH THE ISLAND AMD THEREFORE UNF1CYP NEEDS A FREE ACCESS TO ALL PEOPLE WHO ARE IN MEED. 12. STAJDUHAR SAID TODAY USFICYP ASSISTED = P20/24 = IN THE TRANSFER OF 400,000 CYPRIOT POUNDS FROM THE CENTRAL BANK OF CYPRUS TO IS3ANKASI THROUGH BARCLAYS BANK IN FAVOUR OF TURKISH CYPRIOT LEADERSHIP + COLs 9S7 81 30 1974 130 LT 3-TON 3 KM 1SOO 400 5KM 400 3 KM 100 603- 4000 2000 5 KM 400 4300 6 KM 200 £ KM 35 TK/CYPS 1,500 000 30 1374 3,177 30S 1,383 481 238 394 £25 145 3 400,000 c WERE VISITING THEM = * P12.= ( EVERY DAY SEVERAL TIMES. THERE WERE ADEQUATE TENTS AND FOOD IS ALSO ADEQUATE. A TURKISH ABD GREEK DOCTOR WERE PERMANENTLY It' {- ATTENDANCE. f S, REPLYING TO QUESTION UNFICYPS SPOKESMAN SAID NO RELIEF CONVOYS HAVE LEFT NICOSA TODAY AT ALL. AS YOU KNOW TURKISH AHMED FOR CSS ^ DID NOT = •' c Pi3c= ALLOW OUR CONVOYS TO GO THROUGH TO KYRENI& DISTRICT YESTERDAY AND WE (y' DID MOT MAKE AMY MEW ATTEMPTS. INFORMATION FROM FAMAGUSTA REACHED /; UHFICYP HEADQUARTERS SAYING THAT THE NATIONAL GUARD RAISES THE <; 7. REPLYING TO THS NEXT QUESTION STAJDUHAR STATED TOTAL (^. STRENGTH OF s : - PI4 = . - ~-- r* UfJFICYP AS OF 0900 GMT 30 JULY 1974 WAS: 3,177 WITH (- THE FOLLOWING BREAKDOWN! AUSTRIANS SOS, BRITISH 1,333, CANADIANS 481, DANES 23$, FINNS 394r SWEDES 225, k: CIVIL POLICE H5?- IRISH 3* ^ 8. TO THS HEXT QUESTION SPOKES MAN AHSWEREO NEGOTIATIONS ARE = P15 '= ' ^ CURRENTLY UNDERWAY WITH THE NATIONAL GUARD FOR UNFICY? TO MANN ^ AN OBSERVATION POST OH THE ROOF OF ELECTRA HOUSE WHERE THE CYPRUS TELECOMMUNICATIONS AUTHORITY IS LOCATED . . v 9. ASKED TO COMMENT ON THE ALLEGED STATEMENT 3Y PRESIDENT CLERIDES ^ THAT IN VIEW OF THS THREAT BY THE TURKISH ARMED FORCES TO = PI€' = *-• KNOCK DOVJft THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS CENTRE BUILDIBG, HE WAS WONDERING WHETHER IT WOULD NOT BE ADVISABLE TO ASKK UH FORCES TO PUT THE BUILDING UNDER THEIJ? CONTROL, 'STAJDUHAR REPLIED THAT ^- tD SUCH COMMUNICATION HAS SEEN RECEIVED BY UNFICYP HEADQUARTERS. iO» IM RESP05^SF TO STATED TURKISH ORIGINATED CONVOY LEFT OH HO NO AY AT 12.30 LT THE PLACE OF VICE-PRESIDENT DENKTASH WITH FOUR-TRUCKS OF FOOD AND WED1CAL SUPPLIES. OHE 3-TON TRUCK LOADED WITH FOOD AMD DRUGS WAS SENT TO KSODHARA AND OTHER TRUCKS WERE SENT TO FAMAGUSTA OLD CITY, TO GALIHOPQRNI ftflD OTHER = P? = VILLAGES IM FAMAGUSTA DISTRICT REQUIRING FOOD. A. STAJDUKAR STATED FOLLOWING IS THE LIST OF OUTSTANDING RELIEF PROBLEMS BUT ADDED THERE MAY BE SOME OTHERS; - MIA MILEA (3 W NORTHEAST OF NICOSIA) l.SOO GK/CYPS IN VILLAGE. 400 GREEK REFUGEES HAVE ENTERED THE VILLAGE. Os = FOOD AND WATER IS REQUIRED* ' -KfiRMI (5 KM SOUTWEST OF KYRENIA) 400 GK/CYPS IN THE VILLAGE SHORT OF FOOD. - KAZAPHANI (3"KM SOUTHEAST OF KYREKIA) 100 GK/CYPS REQUIRE FOOD AND WAT EH. ' - DOME HOTEL KYRENIA, SOB GREEKS AND GK/CYPS WITH SOME T rvr t.rr^p M AT; T<*^_[.t AT,. f~r .y ^*<7* ,g t.- ., -, .. _, -, -, — - ,; , P9 = . THEY REQUIRE FOOD, WATER PURIFICATION TABLETS, DOCTORS AND AMBULANCE. - FAHAGUSTA WALLED CITY, 4000 TK/CYPS REQUIRE TftRSE 3-TON LOADS OF FOOD A DAY. THEY ALSO REQUIRE DRUGS, BABY FOOD AMD MILK. - BELLAPAIS, SOUTHEAST OF KYREMIA, 2000 GK/CYPS REQUIRE FOOD SUPPLIES ONLY. = PiO = " . . - TRIM IT HI <5"KS1 i^EST OF KYRENIA) 400 GK/CYPS SHORT OF FOODS. . - KNODHARA (NEAR CHATOS, NORTHEAST OF NICOSIA) 4300 TK/CYPS . SHORT OF FOOD A?'5D REQUIRE TEHTAGE. - THERMIA (6-KM'SOUTHWEST OF KYRENIA) 800 GK/CYPS REQUIRE FOOD* ' - TEMBLOS <2'= r Mr. Robert Eossborough, Director of IMDRO, telephoned ilr. Urquhart's office from Geneva at 1100 hours on 23 July and spoke to G.L. Sherry. He stated that the World Health Organiza- tion had received an urgent request from the Government of Cyprus for a large quantity of pharmaceutical supplies, which were urgently needed for the treatment of casualties in the current fighting in the Island. The communication from the Cyprus Govern- ment was sent by Dr. Vassiliopoulos , Director-General of the Ministry x of Health and Acting Minister. Dr. -Baeseaai, Director-General of "WHO. had approached UiiDRO with a view to having ULTDRO finance the purchase of the pharmaceutical supplies; these could then be flown to Cyprus by aircraft of the ICRC. The Red Cross had been approached and con- firmed that additional supplies were badly needed, especially in view of ICRC's limited financial resources. I advised Mr. Rossborough that there could be no objection to the shipment of medical supplies on a humanitarian basis. On the other hand, the question of contacts with a high official of the present Cyprus authorities could give rise to difficulties in view of the applicable Security Council decisions. I suggested to I-Ir. Rossborough that, in order to obviate these difficulties and avoid waste of time, I7IIO might consider procuring the pharmaceutical supplies and handing them over to the ICRC which was active in Cyprus, had extensive experience in dealing with situations of this kind and was in contact with the Secretary-General and UHFICYP. I also suggested that Dr. BessaKd might consider transmitting the Cyprus Government communication to the Secretary-General for obtaining his advice in the light of recent developments in the Island. ZYHS c c C Wft 4725 GUYER FRO?1 C C M ^SKED TO COWVEY THE FOLLOvJlSa OUOTS THE IMTSRffftllON C C5W5J1TT5E OF TK^ PHD C^OSS IRFOrtMiJ SSCI^KTARY GSKSS&L c ^AT!0>?S THAT HAVING l>HnKr.V*5 f)?JRIMR TH^ !ltC>JT ALL NSS" lZAnO*? DC^ PLASH ??)0 VI .?«:?) BY SWISS G^V^^EWT A CARRYI ?;0^" c CROS^ HMSL^S H^S LEFT G^NEyA = c TODAY K£-J'3LV *T OS30 LOCAL TISS ^01? CYPRUS ?IA A t 1345 -S??T». PLANE HAS 0^ BOAHD F!F!??T SURVEY TEA'I OF c LEO BY tfo GAILURI} AKr> IMCtU^ie^ 2 I'CRC '55LE8ATFS 3 DOCTOR DEL^eAT^S 2 RELIEF OPFHTS ! TRACIWG A35SCY SP?C c On I ADMINISTRATOR Af/D J = c PS s INFORM AT 10 K «ftS* PiAf^E ALSO CAFf!?YISS 3 1/2 TS!v FIHST ^eRG c 1>SE5XC6L SUPPLIES* TCRC TRUSTS TKftT COOPERATION ^ES:WTE^? c ITS TEA« A!?!) f!?| ftEPRESSNTAnVE I?? CYPRUS DURING PKE9P;-)T c ICRC HAVE COOPER AMfJ IK Hy^ TASKS- yJTH AC^EE^SfJT OF = e P4/II - TURKISH GOVESPWStrr OPE I CSC 3 P!?OCftSDIJ;S TODAY TO AfJKARA c 05L JS7S5 DCS gg OSSO 1S45 14 2 3 3 I 2 I 1 3 ! /2 ffum rnpv • '-' ' c £3 GENEV LWTIOWS BY FILE NO. c ACTION ^-- - c FLASH "LASH "lASH j ' ^-j C L'AVIOW DC-9-DU COMITE INTERNATIONAL DS LA CRQIX-30UGE CCICR), c PARTI DE GENEVE A S.30 HEURES GMT, A ATTSRRI A 14.22 HEURES GMT c SUR LA BASE BRITANNlQUE D'AKROTIRI SUR L'lLE DE CHYPRE. c PAR AILLEL'RS, W.LOUIS JAQUINET, DELSGUE D!j CICR, A QUITTE GENEVE c AUJOUBD'KUI 22 JUILLET 1974 POUR ANKARA, OU IL REPRESEHTERA LE CICR. c C 'r't'T T I c NY293 SZ I i 6 S MX COS ! A 3 0 : 2 i 06032 = ETP c UN AT I QMS c IMMEDIATE c UHFIKYP S20_ SUYERURQUHART FROM WSCKSAK-MUHOZ/PREMCHASD c REFERENCE YOUR 4S7. IN REGULAR TOUCH WITH CYVJIOT RED C^QSS, HAVE ALREADY CABLED REQUIREMENTS GEHEVA= c c COL 820 4S7 WIC-JSL?10S1Q JSLM6VA OS 12 c 0623Z-H-- c c V c c. (- c c c < c YZ1571 S NY 363/362 20 2014Z Pi/56/50 = ETA1PRIORITE ( ( UNFICYP NICOSIA = ! ( 489. WECKMANS-MUNOZ/PREM CHAJJD..FROP! GUYER/URQUHART. HAVE RECEIVED 1 ( FOLLOWING APPEAL TO All PARTIES CYPRUS CONFLICT FROM ICRC: QUOTE THE INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF THE HED CROSS IS DEEPLY DISTRESSED TO LEA8N OF THE ARMED CONFLICT WHICH IS AT PRESENT . C TAKING PLACE ON CYPRUS AMD WHICH HAS = P2 = ALREADY MADE £*A?JY VICTIMS* THE INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF THE (_ RED CROSS IS PREPARED TO CONTRIBUTE TOWARDS THE PROTECTION AND THE RELIEF OF THE VICTIMS OF THIS CONFLICT AMD IS CONFIDENT i" THAT THE BELLIGEHAMTS WILL EXTEND ALL FACILITIES TO THE IMTER- i_ NATIONAL COMMITTEE TOWARDS THIS END. A DELEGATION, LEAD = P3 = ( BY MR. PIERRE GAILLARD,* DIRECTOR, WHICH INCLUDES DOCTORS, t IS READY TO PROCEED TO CYPRUS. THE INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF THE RED CROSS ^OT£3 THAT ALL THE BELLIGEREMTS, PARTIES TO THIS C CONFLICT, ARE BOUND BY THE GENEVA CONVENTIONS OF AUGUST !2TH? C 1949, FOR THE = c PA = : PROTECTION OF WAR VICTIMS. CONSEQUENTLY THE INTERNATIONAL t. COMMITTEE COUNTS UPOM THE STRICT AND FULL OBSERVATION OF THE STIPULATIONS OF THESE CONVENTIONS* THE INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE C RECALLS THAT THESE CONVENTIONS IN PARTICULAR LAY DOWN THAT ^ THE SICK.AND WOUNDED, PRISONERS. OF WAR AND CIVILIAN PERSONS rp ( > BE.CARED FOR, THAT HOSPITALS, AMBULANCES AMD MEDICAL ESTA- BLISHMENTS SHALL BE PROTECTED. THE INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF THE RED CROSS FURTHER RECALLS THAT, IN CONFORMITY WITH THE } PROVISIONS OF EXISTING INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW, ALL NECESSARY MEASURES SHOULD BE TAKEN IN GRDEK TO IHSURE THAT THE DISTINCTION = } PS = BETWEEN THE CIVILIAN POPULATION AMD COMBATTANTS SHALL AT ALL ) TIMES BE OBSERVED AND THAT AS A CONSEQUENCE OPERATIONS CAW ) BE DIRECTED SOLELY AGAINST MILITARY OBJECTIVES, FOR ITS PART THE INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE IS PREPARED TO ASSUME ALL TASKS ) FORESEEN IN THE GENEVA CONVENTIONS AMD TO COOPERATE TOWARDS > THEIR IMPLEMENTATIONS. UNQUOTE = P7 = - • ') ICPvC INFORMS US FOLLOWING* QUOTE ABOVE TEXT ALREADY TRANSMITTED' ) DIRECTLY TO MINISTRY FOREIGN AFFAIRS ANKARA AND CYPRUS PERMANENT MISSION GENEVA. ALSO COMMUNICATED, FOR INFORMATION TO USSR, UK, US AND GREEK PERMANENT MISSIONS GENEVA. MOST GRATEFUL YOUR _) VALUABLE ASSISTANCE IS TRANSMITTING ABOVE TEXT TO = PS/12 = O OTHER PARTIES 10 -SHE r-n.^FLICT, INCLUDING AUTHORITIES IN NICOSIA. I ) UNQUOTE + COL 489 12TH I,) 2Q32Z + 13