UN Secretariat Item Scan - Barcode - Record Title Page 26 Date 14/06/2006 Time 5:01:53PM 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 = — .- P3= - '*' - SOLDIER WOUNDED IN LEG. STRONG PROTEST LODGED TO TK FORCES 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. = COL: 633 60S2 221200B 231200B 5 3 2 S75 815 221700B 60S»1 221 HOB SSI 869 932 861 221 1406 77 87 8 20 = = C. r C : HOOK OF TWO SY 19 S NICOSIA 220 25 11402= C ETAT PR I OR ITS C U NATIONS C. NSW YOHK= |V_ c. SY 20 S NICOSIA 220 23 1140Z = c ETAX PRIOR ITE-- ( ?. HICOMREF C : NEW YORK= UNFICYP 633. SECRETARY-GENERAL FROM PR£« CHAHD INFO UNHCR NEWYORK AND GENEVA. SITREP NUMBER 60S2. S1TREP PERIOD 2212003-231200B. FIRST, MILITARY SITUATION. JU.e]^*_JMJflAJ^J£ASE-£^ SHOOTING INCIDENTS REPORTED. T.-.REE C3) BY TKS, TWO (2) BY NAT GD. ALL APPEARED^ O SY70 S NICOSIA SI 19 1553Z = TP V- Of i MY = C / '•'-.. _,_ SY71 S NICOSIA 81 19 155 3Z = C ETP C HICO-1REF V NY = C ^ .?,- C 8'fFlCYP 179$ SECGE H FROM PRE^l CHAHD IHFO U»HCR 1YK/GVA ~ :'"-'^' SITREP 'UMBER *902 SITRSP PERIOD SIT AT 121645B ~- ;;;: C HU:A'TITARIA*T AFFAIRS 361 PRISOUERS/DETAI JEES RELEASED. - ".;g C 297 TK CYPS A''D 64 GK CYPS. 0 PER AT 10 ''WILL COHTISUE "° 20 OCT WITH RETtJR'-I OF 257 GK CYPS TO THEIR HOMES IN' = C P2-31 = C THE ''ORTH AMD 35 TK CYPS LOCALLY IM THS SOUTH. 23 TO SSA A!D 12 TO LI ?ASSOL . 500 GK CYP PRISONERS/DETAINEES C EXPECTED TO ARRIVE FR01 TURKEY 20 OCT + C.. COL 1796 5902 191645B 361 297 64 20 257 35 23 12 500 20 + t \ 1 BOOK OF 2 3Y27 S NICOSIA 173 i 13-3SZ * KTP UBATI08S .C'J NY s ,1- SY2S S NICOSIA 173 i 13532 s HICOWREP BYK« UNFICYP ISB4 SECSEN FROM PREH CHAMD I^5FO UNHCH SITREP MOM3ES 5S83"SJTREP PERIOD 301200B-OH200B OCT FIHST GENERAL. THE MILITARY SITUATION REKAIfiS QUIET EXCEPT 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 <IS4> 6K CYP PRISOWERS/* DETAINEES WILL 3E RETURNED TO THEIR HOMES IN THE TURKISH CONTROLLED AREA Gtf 03 OCX 74 UNDER AUSPICES OF SCBC. TWO OflE TRUCK LOAD FOOD SUPPLIES DELIVERED'^ UNFICYP TO 6K CYPS AT TRIKOMO WE 81 05, CYPSOS WE e -•*- F4/23 s 71 02 AND V1SAOHA. SUPPLIES CAMS FROM <SK CYP) RS3T ' CROSS soijRCEFTfiO^W~FiS^iEsiTirWTR*TYFl^^ FAMAQUSTA •»- • COL ISS^ 3012GOB-011200B 53S3 5880 50 74 K4 0^ 74 81 03 71 02 4- 10K OF TWO \ 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) <WO 23 74 -f j) 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 |<JOW IN SERIOUS CONDITION WITH HIOH J) INFECTION BISK, LOCAL TK FORCES COfg)^ HAS SO FAR BECLIME^ 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.