UN Secretariat Item Scan - Barcode - Record Title Page 211 Date 15/06/2006 Time 9:27:46 AM S-0903-0012-08-00001 Expanded Number S-0903-0012-08-00001 Title items-in-Cyprus - miscellaneous - clear cables Date Created 25/07/1974 Record Type Archival Item Container S-0903-0012: Peackeeping-Cyprus 1971-1981 Print Name of Person Submit Image Signature of Person Submit f : .fjry— X ~~ .'...! . '^y. ....jj.^^r — ^x:"" " "• •' V - ' ' " ^™^ "^' '* "*'•• Ai - "• ' ''!*•-. v"-. ;fr'' ' " -' • \ i-^J-j -.,«. j*J - *••*•£' .' ' • •tMwCviir^ilvV '' : ' 1 x'-,. , • '"™-«**«i,-«i...,_^... ;. ' - -"••• " *T f *-...'-;. .-.:,. i • V (-^rj'l' ^ \ \| 1. C ..-' 0 ^ * - -fr" o ;\'•- - c •^j*_ .. •! 2Y315 SZ 70 SSS NICOSIA 35S 13 15 5 92 ";'^ " " 1 ' ( ET AT PRIOR IT E. '. ' .^.." Ml AT I QMS C c UMFICYP U8S URQOKART HEWfQRK !?7 eUYSR/WECRHflNM MUNOZ c I*'YOU SHOULD BE-AVARS THAT AS SELL AS THE PRESS' CAMPAIGN ( A6AINST USFtCVP 1M TURKEY 'THE TURKISH'.PRESS MERE IS BE INCREASINGLY CRITICAL OF OUR ACTIVITIES AMD THERE H BEE Iff 5PE €1AL AT T AC KS OK FOKCS COMMAfffiER . IS ADDITION TO MEVSPAPER COMMENTATORS' c i ; EDITORIALS f ETC » ATTACKS HAVE' ALSO BEM «®S BY WR .. |S«AIt BOZKURT f PRESIDSWT QF JURKISH COMMUNAL CHAMBER ^MO c. IS REPORTED TO HAVE SENT A MESSAGE TO SECRETARY fiESERAL CMPL-AIWIH0 A6AIMST THE ATTITUTDE OF UHF1CYP . IT IS ALSO C RSPORtED THAT SR.-.ONSL, ACTINCf VICE'PRSSJDEEHT HAS k STATEMENT TO' ft'MEWSPftPER THAT UH.FICYP (AMD ICRC ) g* m HftVE mi REPLIED TO A&Y OF THESE CHARGES AS HEPLISS CAM-C$LY'SE COUKTER ^PRODUCTIVE « HOOVER ME WILL RAISE" UTTET? TWO STATMESTS WITH' F4^ TURKISH CYPRIOT LEADERSHIP &T %% EARLY. STAGE * WHEN""" BOIfiG SO WE SHALL KWPHASIZE AHt) ILLUSTRATE UUFIGYP'S COOT1RUEO ISPARTILITY « ¥E SHfttL FDR EXAMPLE POINT OUT ; C. BtUCE THE TURKISH INTERVENTION IW CYPRUOS UfiFICYPS HAS •.. !j c ORGANIZED A SPECIAL SECTION TO LOOK AFTER THE H i c SEEDS OF THE POPULATION A»D ALMOST $$ P 1 c: OF THIS EFFOKT f WHICH HAS INVOLVED PATROLS # I8V2STIGAT1QSS c ETC. Iff ALMOST EVERY DISTRICT HAS BEER Ftm THE OF TURKISH CYPRIQTS . UNFORTUNATELY , BECAUSE OF c RESTRICTION 0?} OUR ACTIVITIES Iff TURKISH CONTROLLED AREAS c t?E ARE MOT ABLE: TO PERFORM THE SAME SERVICES FO THE GREEK CYPR10T POPULATION . -™- ;. i c ^•.'-.i./": • ^"^ »- c. / .001 t 11S«. 177 SO PERCENT . "c. C' ^\ C. c / C TV""' c Jt«-2Y<34 CUS1C) ATHENS 55 $ J2/8 c ET AT PRIOR HE c 'UHATIOSS NEW YORK c CICWO FOR YACOU3 COPY TO PRErt CHAWD . USKXCYP F'RO?1 AAA FOLLOW1KS COMMENTS APPEARED IN ATKE8S PRESS c ELEFTHERQS COSMOS PROPOSES GREECE SHOULD REQUEST SPECIAL c WEETINS OF OUUSNH GENERAL ASSESBLY STOP IT ACCUSES TURKEY BEHAVI-SS WITH USDISGUISHED ' SERVE OF AN c IMPERIALISTIC,COUNTRY CHEAT IBS ACCOMPLISHED FACTS BY c IKE OF ASMS AH& SUBSEfiWEMTLY JOISIHG = c PAGE 2s :^ - • • " ' *.•''>• c CONFERENCE TABLE WITH IftPUBEHT D£#ASB THAT GREECE. LEQALISS . ' ^ TURKISH COUPS AND VINDICATE ILLEGAL ACTS CG^ITTEB BY -. _ -** c TURKS. WHAT THEN IS TH£ USE OF eEUEVA, PAPER ASKS* c PARA TO COUCTER COMEDY PLAYED BY TURKEY AT SEiSEVA, PAPER PRESSES, IT WAS BECESSARY TO DRAW ATTEHTIOS OF WORLD PUBLIC c OPWJI08 TO IT: WITHOUT DELAY, Ml) TO PLACE UUUKMN MEMBER COUNTRIES c SQUARELY BEFORE^THEIR RESPOWSIBILITIES BY CALLIHG" FOR SPECIAL SJEETI86 OF BENERAL ASSEMBLY* PARA REQUIRED TWO-'; .. .-• c THIRDS MAJORITY WOILD BE OH GREECE'S SIDE, PAPER THINKS, c ALSO ACCUSIHS TURKEY OF SKOWIUQa c c {JtTER CONTEMPT FOR SUCURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION OF . JULY 20 f'A8D CONTIMUIHfi BLOOSHEO. UUUNMH GENERAL c ASSEMBLY IS aABKlKO'SSOPREaE COURT. ' IT SHOULD JUDGE KEY'S ATTIT'UDB:* TURKEY AWILL UNDOUBTEDLY.BE COBDEflSED "^PCTf '• 'D lit 1 S"£0 JTW TLT BE PL ATOM 1C* SHALL HAVE HORE TO SAY-08 IT LAXS^. :3r'S''TCl{ATr"JB£KERA£JrASSEMBLY''-SKOULD'*''''' CONVENE. WE APPEAL TO PRIME MINISTER TO ASK FOR ~f -~TOT ?MTfERS 8JOST "IS THAT GENERAL ASSEHBLY CONVENE* WE APPEAL TO PRIME MINISTER TO ASK FOR . SUCH MEET IBS W IT HOOT DELAY. r \ ' • ' ',>• ' . PAGE 4e. ••' •• • - : . TO VIMA' CARRIES EDITORIAL STRESSING THAT TO US CYPRUS C TRAGEDY' HAS ABOVE ALL GREEK FACET* BUT THERE is HffERMAriONAL ASPECT TO JT » AND 'ITS CGBSE0UEHCES WILL NOT 'BE IHSIGHIFICAST, LOCAL OH TEMPORARY. REFERRI8S TO ATTITUDE OF GREAT PWOEHS DUHlfflS CYPRUS CRISIS* PAPER . ABOSTHAT HISTORICAL RESEARCH WOULD ALWAYS 'GIVE EXACT c - - ' ••• ' • • - D£'SCRIPIIOia THAT SUITED ATTITUDE OF THE EH EAT POWERS ( IH FACE. OF TURKISH ACT, BARELY WKETHER-JT, WAS ' .. EHCOlRAaEMEMT, POST ERI«6»OR MERE TOLERANCE TOWARDS .TURKISH 2MITI ATI VE» a •/-.•" r MATTERED FOR TIME BEISS,' MR.''' PLOUWiaES- ADDED," WAS THAT ' 6REAT POWERS HAD' IN ESSENCE AWTHOR'i2S» • Xf}VASZO{It ' Oft OTHER- HAflB REFUSES' STEEM6THEK1KS QF-fiRESK ;.'... •DEFENCE. THEIR POLICY HAS- BO" PLACE F01? EITHER WHAT IS ( RIGHT OH ETHICAL* FURTHERMORE, THEIR POLICY IS'-NOT 'CHARACTERISED BY" SJ&EWED FORESIGHT-* FOR. SAKE'OF SPECIFIC km OF DOUBTFUL VALUE THEY SACRIFICE LOME-TERM ( IHTERESTS* SSAtL. P9WERS- LOOK AFTER THE JR ESPECIALLY VITAL • IffiTESEST COSWECTED WITH WATIOttAL SURVIVAL A RS GOSTlHUATIOiJ* !» ASSESSING THEJ& IUTEREST ON THAT " CYMis« co^^^4l?j•EB IN P'OUCY* ' ( ^ - s t PAGE ; €s '• ~f . '•' . i " ': ' ' c OF «AAJOR POWERS, ESPECIALLY WHE» SIAHIFESTEO". I» SUCH -. ' - ; J' " : ^HHxCH^lL'L'iJ'SlVilfS '&'H " "' "' •«.-.-• .«•—-"•— »r* ^ ' .* c f& T- ft ,t t «t1 TTrt f'T' A fctPt T ATrt « -rt P? «ff T rh f?1 d^ fBt 1* if1 i13^ t *^ a T j»n -i-j A XHV A i -* r?*-! rt*» rt e r ri i r " -, HIST OR Y, JEtJLEUISM HAS SOMETIMES -'.HOT ALWAYS""*;. DRAWN . • - . '"• v -.SOME tBSSOHS FROM- CY»ICIS» OF'fiHEAT POWERS, EACH -- . -•; . ;..--. ••• •:.•'•• :• '•" - '\ • iim.zs occuREDftzssai * w^t s SALUTORY* SAME WIWL -.-T . •; JfAPPEH NOW* FOR HEVLEWISfl'S MAIM DUTY.. IS SURVIVAL* ACHOP0LXS 18 EDITORIAL ATTACKS TURKS FOR IMPE0IIJQ f • • •'• UWFICYP FUflCTIO». TURKISH mm IN CYPRUS IS ARMY OF f mwm MEMBER .STATE .PAPER SAYS. THERE IS ALSO s- ',/ ' . • • .**' : ;; ; PASS 7* '•' ' . • • " \ ' '\:. • •• •><. f IM CYPRUS UtIUMBR PEACE-KEEPI8S FORCE:-WITH RIGHTS TO'-;.'-• '-, . -.' .',.' SUPER VISE ALL REGIONS OF ISL.ASD-TO KEEP PEACE AND PROTECT CIVILIAN POPULATIOH, HOWEVER TURKISH ; •f. AUTHORITIES IK •'•'CYPRUS HAVE 13 SUBSTAHCE .,^- 'HU«FieYP* THEY PROHIBIT UNFICYP FROM BOIM'6 '-*. •;,.,.,;"' C ' • ' ' '. • ' '-:. ; ^* "fY SUPERVISION, THEY EHFOR^E OH 0MFX YP ^ ">T -^v- r RESTRUCTIOSS CONGER HISS ITS WOVESESZS. THEY EXPULSEB IT ' .'*.'. BY FOHCS FROM CERTAIN AREAS WHERE' IT PROTECTED GREEK BEFUaEES WHICH slBSEeUEJffLY WSRE ABDUCTED BY TUHKS. ALTHOUGH . ( TURKEY IS CHARGED WITH VIOLATIONS^ ATROCITIES AHD^AR's C. , .. •-•• C CRIMES, AWDALSO WITH ACTIOBS WHICH- SHOW COMPLETE DISREGARD OF UU«H»Br SECURITY COUSCIL AMD USFICYP, HER PRlflE WIMISTER DID HOT HESITATE BEHASD CYRICAUUY •..-.,- (' EXPULSI08 OF GREECTE FR63 NATO* PAS A ' VRADYHI WRITES THAT H IS DIFFICULT FORESEE HOW IOMS CHAS8E IS GREEK-TURKISH RELATIOBS WILL LAST*.' IT IS_ ( NECESSARY THAT CREEK PUBLIC "OPIBIOH REMAINS COOLi KHOWINS SREECE "NOW HAS POLITICAL LEADERSHIP WHICH COMB C " ». IfflTERSATIOBAL AHI> PftWHEiLEBJtC PRESTIGE WITH EXPERIENCE, RESOLUnOS AND FIR aSESS; THIS JCS B.EST fiUARAHTEE TOfiETHEH I—- ARMED' :C . ,. .:•:•. - ,' - 'S^IRE SOLIDAH1IY OF PEOPLE'. WE PEQVQKE HOBODY AND ARE »OT IN WODS FOR ADVEHTUfiES. '"HOWEVER IS SO CASE .L" WE ACCEPT AKYTHXf40 WHICH WILL HURT OUR DIGtJJTY, IN SUCH CASE AMD WE STILL HOPE THAT JT S C . • • HOWEVER;ia ^o CASE r. &ILL VE ACCEPT AHYTHIWS.WKICH WILL HURT OUS DIGNITY. .: -JR SUCH CASE AMD &JS SilJLL HOPE THAT IT VILL " OCCURV: THERE' WOULD BE "so KESITAIIO¥. ir'woiCB M"BETTER' FOH SEIQHBOURS AKD ALLIES, S&EMPES AND FRIENDS, HOT TO. .HAVE ILLUSIONS'OS THIS POINT, BBB HAD TELEX .DIFFICULTIES OVER WEEKE8& HO CABLE FR03 SESEVfi SI'SCE CABLE A«flOlWCI»8 SECGt^S DEPARTURE* MALL ATHOMSIPHESS A«B-HOTHtHfi FSOM YOU SHDAU* ,, C =•• -;•.•' f '.-.'•••-.'••.. r COL ICUO > C L C /" " v %* ^-.—•; ._^._ _-fc._:j_^_^ C ai:*:..' C. C •? -- • -.-- C. rjp 10 ^L;, b£ ^Gt V?*-: ZCZC 235604 RC024 PDE134PDS1; 1 RMG8578 UYS453 NX > AC726 " URAU BY CYNC 226 ,S NICOSIA 226 9 1440 S ETAT DE CKYPRE. INCOMING '»; :ETAT: . • INFO COPY ;H.E..:,-THE SECRETARY GENERAL OF • THE UNITED NAT I QMS' FILE NO. ACTION ! GUYER •CDLVR UWATIONS) : NEir/ORIC TO -OH.23RD JULY ALMOST.24 HOURS AFTER THE CEASE FIRE OI\J THE 22MD JULY TURKISH TROOPS THREATENED NICOSIA'"" INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT'WHEREUPON THE AIRPORT:WAS DECLARED : A UUWNttPROTECTED AREA 3Y UNFICYP IN ORDER AS STATED EY - THEM • TO". REMOVE THE P2/50 CAUSE OFiCONFLICT:AND TO^PRESERVE IT:AND ITS FACILITIES FOR THE FUTURE STOP THE AIRPORT!CONTINUES TO BE UNDER THE PROTECTION OF THE UUNN BUT.THE-CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITIES ARE DENIED ACCESS TO IT.WHICH PREVENTS AUTHORITIES IM QUESTION FROM CARRY-ING. OUT:.THEIR PROPER FUNCTIONS STOP AS A RESULT' - " P3/50 TEMPORARY • ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE TO OFFER', . .4 c c ;:-:j''j'S-< ••- v'4^ -"•-<•V?- P3/5. 0 teH^;-- •:..: " / , TEMPORARY ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN HADE TO OFFER AIR TRAFFIC. ADVISORY SERVICE IN ACCORDANCE WITH NOTAM 1337 OF-23TH JULY 1974 STOP SINCE THE RECENT RESOLUTIONS OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL OF UNO "REAFFIRM RECOGNITION OF •: CYPRUS AS AN INDEPENDENT ' SOVEREIGN STATE AND AS CYPRUS CONTINUES TO BE A MEMBER &f$' -OF:ICAr\-r+ • *• « *O ** • ;.,- ! ^ % f ^'^*'.£i*f: ;•••' P4/50 -i IT!IS-INCONCEIVABLE THAT IT:SHOULD BE PREVENTED FROM OFFERING THE S-ERVICE TO INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION EXPECTED 'OF IT" INTERNATIONALLY IN ACCORDANCE U1TK THE STANDARDS AND PROCEDURES OF ICAO STOP IT:IS THEREFORE IMPERATIVE THAT AN END SHOULD BE PUT.TO THE-PRESENT UNACCEPTABLE SITUATION PREVAILING AT:THE AIRPORT AND . P5/26.: - ' .— c- CC THE ANCILLARY AIR NAVIGATION FACILITIES OF CYPRUS STOP THIS TELEGRAM HAS BEEN REPEATED TO ECAC AND TO ICAO MONTREAL MINISTRY.-OF'FOREIGN AFFAIRS REPUBLIC OF ; CYPRUS . CKD c c c SZ231 S NICOSIA 210 09 I733Z = c ETATPRIORITE C NEWYQRK * c c MOST IMMEDIATE c W4FTCYP 1147 URQUHART M1SC 139 GUYER/WECKMAKS-MUNOS PROM PREM CHAND/MILES .