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Cyprus reports 659 Turkish military violations to the UN for June and July

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The Republic of Cyprus reported a total of 659 violations by Turkish air and naval forces during June and July 2026.
The complaint was submitted to the United Nations Secretary-General via a letter from the Permanent Representative of Cyprus to the UN, Ambassador Maria Michael.
The letter and its four annexes detail that out of 626 aerial violations, 203 were carried out by Turkish military drones and 192 by armed Turkish fighter jets.

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The Republic of Cyprus has formally reported a total of 659 violations committed by Turkish military forces during June and July 2026. The complaints were detailed in an official letter sent to the Secretary-General of the United Nations by the Permanent Representative of Cyprus to the UN, Ambassador Maria Michail.

The recorded infractions encompass actions by both Turkish air and naval forces. According to data provided within the ambassador's letter and its four accompanying annexes, the reported incidents include 626 air violations.

Of these aerial incursions, 203 were carried out by Turkish military unmanned aerial vehicles, while 192 involved armed Turkish fighter jets. The remaining incidents reported in the documentation were attributed to Turkish naval operations over the same two-month period.

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