In 1957, Cyprus cost the British taxpayer nothing, report says.

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In 1957, British taxpayers were reportedly not financially burdened by Cyprus.
At that time, American and NATO opposition to British partition plans for the island was noted.
The United States and NATO were in favor of supporting Cyprus' independence.
These events were part of the broader historical context of Cyprus's struggle for self-determination.
The information was highlighted in recent coverage by Simerini.

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1957: «Η Κύπρος δεν στοίχιζε τίποτα του Bρετανού φορολογουμένου…»Simerini · 17 days ago

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In 1957, British taxpayers were reportedly not financially burdened by Cyprus.
At that time, American and NATO opposition to British partition plans for the island was noted.
The United States and NATO were in favor of supporting Cyprus' independence.
These events were part of the broader historical context of Cyprus's struggle for self-determination.
The information was highlighted in recent coverage by Simerini.

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