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Cyprus rivals agree new crossings across island’s dividing line

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Briefings

Cyprus has been divided since 1974 following a Turkish invasion and Greek coup, with new crossings planned across the island's dividing line. The evidence confirms the 1974 split and the subsequent Turkish occupation of the north, but details on the crossings' construction, timeline, and specific locations remain unconfirmed.

Key points

• Cyprus was split in 1974 after a Turkish invasion and Greek coup d'état.
• New crossings across the island's dividing line are being planned, though specific dates and locations are not yet known.

Context

The island's division since 1974 remains a central historical fact, but the specific details regarding the new crossings and their implementation are not fully provided in the source.

Limitations

The evidence only confirms the 1974 split and Turkish occupation of the north; specific dates, locations, and construction details for the new crossings are not supplied.

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