UN Security Council Resolution 193

Adoption

UN Security Council Resolution 193 was adopted on August 9, 1964.

Background

The resolution was adopted in response to a serious deterioration of the situation in Cyprus. The Security Council had previously addressed the issue through various resolutions, and this resolution reaffirmed its call for a peaceful resolution to the conflict.

Content

Concerned by the escalation of violence on the island of Cyprus, the Security Council repeated its appeal to Turkey to immediately cease bombing and using military forces against Cyprus. It also called upon the Republic of Cyprus to order its forces under control to cease fire immediately. The resolution further emphasized the need for all parties involved in the conflict to cooperate with the Commander of UN peacekeeping forces in Cyprus to restore peace and security on the island.

Calls to Action

The Security Council made several calls to action:

* It called upon Turkey to cease bombing and using military forces against Cyprus.
* It called upon the Republic of Cyprus to order its forces under control to cease fire immediately.
* It urged all countries to refrain from actions that may lead to an escalation of the situation and an increase in combat.

Voting

Resolution 193 was adopted by a majority of 9 votes, with no opposing votes. The Czechoslovakian delegation abstained from voting.

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