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France and Cyprus to sign defense pact for French deployment to island
France and Cyprus will sign a defense agreement allowing French troops to be stationed on Cyprus for humanitarian purposes, with the deal expected to cover military coordination, technology, and joint exercises. The Turkish Cypriot administration has rejected the agreement, arguing it disregards their rights and lacks authority.
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