Kyrenia

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Kyrenia (or Keryneia)

Port in Turkish-occupied Cyprus, about 20 km/12 mi north of Nicosia; population (2006) 24,100. The Turkish army landed at Kyrenia during the 1976 invasion, and the town was temporarily evacuated.

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Turkey had recently proceeded with construction of a vast military airport in Lefkonico and a naval base in Kyrenia, while his Government had accepted, in writing, talks for Nicosia's demilitarization, he said.

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