How did the UN Security Council respond in 1983 to the declaration of an independent state in the northern part of Cyprus?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Resolution 541 called it legally invalid and urged states not to recognise it
- Step 1: The declaration was made by Turkish Cypriot leaders in November 1983. Step 2. The Security Council adopted Resolution 541, which called it legally invalid, and the declared state has been recognised only by Turkey. Answer: Resolution 541 called it legally invalid and urged states not to recognise it. Why not the others: The resolution did not welcome the declaration, did not propose a referendum and did take a position.
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