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2 July
The Turkish army plans to create an outdoor museum at the Five Mile beach, leased for 30 years.
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The Five Mile beach near Kyrenia has been leased to the Turkish army for a period of 30 years, a decision made by the administration of the Turkish Cypriot religious endowments. This area is historically significant as it was the site of a military landing during the Turkish invasion of Cyprus in 1974. The lease is intended to preserve the beach's "historical character," which the Turkish Cypriot administration emphasizes cannot simply be viewed as a commercial coastal area.
Plans include the establishment of an open-air museum to honor the military actions taken during that summer. The lease to the Turkish army has sparked criticism and is viewed by some as a provocative gesture, particularly given the ongoing tensions surrounding the island's division and its political implications. The facility is expected to be managed under the auspices of the so-called "peacekeeping forces" of the Turkish military.
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