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Condemning Turkey for its illegal occupation of Cyprus and encouraging President Biden to make the resolution of the Cyprus problem a top foreign policy priority.

Source: Congress.gov  ·  1,087 words in original text
This resolution condemns Turkey for occupying Cyprus and asks President Biden to make solving the Cyprus problem a top priority in U.S. foreign policy. The House of Representatives is calling on Turkey to withdraw its military from Cyprus and follow democratic principles.
Turkey, the President of the United States, American citizens with property in Cyprus, four missing American citizens, and the government of Cyprus.
• The House strongly condemns Turkey's continued occupation of Cyprus and calls on Turkey to immediately withdraw all estimated 35,000 occupying troops from the island. (Resolution section 1) • The House calls on Turkey to stop illegal interference in the Cyprus Exclusive Economic Zone, which is a water area off the coast where a country controls resources. (Resolution section 4) • The House demands Turkey cooperate in helping recover four American citizens who remain missing since the 1974 invasion of Cyprus. (Resolution section 6) • The House calls on Turkey to remove over 200,000 illegal settlers from Turkish-occupied Cyprus and help Greek-Cypriot refugees return to their ancestral homes. (Resolution section 7) • The House encourages President Biden to make resolving the Cyprus problem a top foreign policy priority for his administration. (Resolution section 8)
Not applicable. This is a resolution expressing the views of the House of Representatives. It does not create new laws or requirements that would change current policy by itself.
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