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**UN Security Council Resolution 194**
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**Adoption**
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Resolution 194 was a resolution of the United Nations Security Council adopted at its 1159th meeting on September 25, 1964.

**Vote**
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The resolution was adopted unanimously.

**Historical Context**
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The resolution reaffirmed previous resolutions regarding Cyprus, specifically Resolutions 186 (1964), 187 (1964), and 192 (1964). It extended the mandate of the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus for an additional three months until December 26, 1964.

**Background on Cyprus**
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The resolution was adopted in the context of the conflict between the Greek and Turkish communities on the island of Cyprus. The Security Council reaffirmed its previous calls for all parties to adhere to Resolutions 186 (1964), 187 (1964), and 192 (1964).

**Extension of UN Peacekeepers' Stay**
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The resolution took into account the views of the Secretary-General on the matter, as well as the wishes expressed by the Republic of Cyprus to extend the stay of the UN Peacekeepers in Cyprus. By Resolution 194, the Security Council extended the period of stay of the UN Peacekeepers located in Cyprus by another three months until December 26, 1964.

**Honoring Sakari Tumioja**
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The resolution honored the memory and merit of the late Sakari Tumioja, a UN-led conflict mediator who had provided excellent service to the UN cause. It also welcomed the appointment of a new mediator by the Secretary-General.

**Appreciation for Contributions**
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By Resolution 194, the Security Council expressed its deep appreciation for all States contributing troops, police, supplies, and financial support for the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus.

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