List of villages occupied by Turkish military forces in 1974.

Villages occupied ILLEGALLY by Turkey since 1974

 Afania
 Agridaki
 Agyrta
 Akanthou &II
 Akheritou
 Akhna
 Aloa
 Amadhies
 Ammochostos (Famagusta)
 Ampelikou
 Angastina
 Angolemi
 Aphania
 Ardana &II
 Argaka
 Argaki
 Arnadi
 Arsos
 Artemi
 Asomatos
 Assia
 Avgolida
 Avlona
 Ayia
 Ag Eirini
 Ag Marina
 Ayia Marina Skyllouras
 Ag Andronicos
 Ag Andronicos (Ammo.)
 Ayios Amvrosios &II
 Ag Chariton
 Ag Epiktitos
 Ag Ermolaos
 Ag Evstathios
 Ag Georgios Ker
 Ag Georgios Lefkas
 Ag Georgios (Ammochostos)
 Ag Iakovos
 Ag Ilias
 Ag Nikolaos Ammoch
 Ag Nikolaos Lef.
 Ag Sergios
 Ag Symeon
 Ag Theodoros
 Agia Trias
 Agios Vassilios
 Bellapais
 Beykeuy
 Bogaz K
 Bogazi
 Chartzia
 Chatoz
 Chrysiliou
 Dhavlos
 Dio Potami
 Diorios
 Elia
 Elia (Lefkosia)
 Engomi
 Epicho
 Eptakomi
 Exometochi
 Filia
 Flamoudi
 Fotta
 Fterycha
 Galatia
 Galini
 Galinoporni
 Gastria
 Gaidouras
 Gaziveran
 Genagra
 Gerani
 Gerolakkos
 Geunyeli
 Goufes
 Gypsou
 Hamid Mandres
 Kalivakia
 Kalochorio Lefkas
 Kalogrea
 Kalopsida
 Kampyli
 Kanli
 Kapouti
 Karakoumi
 Karavas
 Karavostasi
 Karpaseia
 Karmi
 Kato Dikomo
 Kato Kopia
 Kato Zodeia
 Kazafani
 Kazivera
 Keumurju
 Kiados
 Klepini
 Knodara
 Kokkina
 Koilanemos
 Koma tou Yialou
 Komi Kepir
 Kondea
 Kondemenos
 Kormakitis
 Kornokipos
 Korovia
 Kouklia
 Kourou Monastiri
 Koutsoventis
 Kridia
 Krini
 Kyra
 Kyrenia I & II &III
 Kythrea
 Lapathos
 Lapithos (Lambousa)
 Larnaka tis Lapithou
 Leonarisso
 Lefka
 Lefkonino I & II
 Lefcosia
 Limnia &II
 Limnitis
 Livadia
 Livera
 Louroudjina (Louroukina)
 Loutros
 Lysi
 Lythrangomi
 Makrasyka
 Mandres
 Maratha
 Marathovouno
 Margo
 Massari
 Melanarga
 Melounta
 Melousha
 Mia Milia
 Milia
 Morphou
 Monarga
 Mora
 Motides
 Mousoulita
 Myrtou
 Neapoli
 Neochorio Kythr.
 Neta
 Nikitas
 Orga
 Ortakioy
 Ovgoros
 Pano Dikomo
 Pano Zodia
 Palekythro
 Paleosofos
 Panagra
 Patriki
 Pentayia
 Pergamos
 Peristerona
 Peristeronari
 Pervolia Tr.
 Petra
 Petra Digeni
 Philia
 Pileri
 Piyi
 Platanissos
 Platani
 Potamos tou Kampou
 Prastio (Larnaka)
 Prastio (Ammochostos)
 Prosfygochori
 Psyllatos
 Pyla
 Pyrga
 Pyroi
 Rizokarpaso
 Santalaris
 Selemani
 Skylloura
 Sirianochori
 Sinta
 Sisklipos
 Spathariko
 Strongylos
 Stylli
 Sychari
 Syngrasi
 Tavros (Tavrou)
 Templos
 Thermia
 Trachonas
 Trachoni
 Trapeza
 Tremetoushia
 Trikomo
 Trimithi
 Trypimeni
 Tymbou
 Variseia
 Varisha
 Varosha
 Vasili
 Vasilia
 Vathylakas
 Vatili &II (Vatyli)
 Vitsada
 Vokolida
 Voni
 Vouno
 Vrïishia
 Xeros
 Xerovounos
 Yialoussa
 Zodhia Kato
 Zodhia Pano
 

Kalogrea
The village was built after a prosecuted by the Turks "Kalogrea" (woman monk) found refuge inside a cave at the location of the village. Near Kalogrea village is located the famous Christian Greek Orthodox monastery of Antiphonitis (Antifonitis). The monastery of Antifonitis was one of the most beautifully decorated monasteries, with ancient Byzantine frescoes. It was too destroyed and looted by barbarian Turks.

Karmi
Occupied Karmi village is located in Kyrenia district Cyprus, on Mount Pentadactylos and before the 1974 Turkish invasion it was inhabited solely by Greek Cypriots. Karmi village has been ILLEGALLY SOLD by the Turkish occupation regime to foreign citizens, mainly Britons and Germans, shortly after the 1974 Turkish invasion.

We want to make it ABSOLUTELY CLEAR to the British and Germans that have acquired properties in Karmi that their "title" is not valid because they have acquired STOLEN property belonging to Greek Cypriots. Inter alias, they interfere with Article 1 of Protocol 1 of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms concerning the rightful ownership, access, and enjoyment of property. Greek Cypriots are determined to exhaust all lawful means to get their properties back, following the landmark legal precedence of Loizidou v. Turkey (ECHR).

Turks have also illegally founded an American University and research center in Karmi, in order to legitimize the ILLEGAL 1974 Turkish invasion of Cyprus.

Lysi
Lysi village in Mesaoria, Famagusta district, CYPRUS. Birth town of the legendary Gregoris Pieris Afxentiou, Anti-lieutenant of the Greek army, and second in command of the Cypriot Liberation Organisation E.O.K.A. that was fighting the British colonial power between 1955-1959, and helped to achieve independence in 1960. In 1955 the British offered 5,000 English pounds for his capture. Afxentiou died heroically on the 3rd of March 1957, inside his hide-out near Macheras Greek Orthodox monastery on Macheras mountains, fighting against the British colonial Rule of Cyprus. He fought for more than 8 hours, single handed, against a regiment of British paratroopers that surrounded him after he was betrayed. The British, being unable to capture, or subdue him, and in view of mounting losses that they suffered, they threw petrol/gas inside the cave and burned him alive, only succeeding to prove once more that: "...from now on we will not say that Greeks fight like Heroes, but that Heroes fight like the Greeks..."!!!(BBC broadcast during WWII)