EU leaders vow to support Cyprus in talks over future of British bases
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EU leaders have pledged support for Cyprus as it seeks discussions with the UK regarding the future of British bases on the island. Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides aims for an "open and frank discussion" with the UK government about the bases, which he describes as a "colonial consequence," especially given rising Middle East tensions. Cyprus fears the bases, used by the UK for training and regional operations, make the island a target, highlighted by a recent drone attack on RAF Akrotiri. The EU Council acknowledged Cyprus's intention to discuss the bases with the UK and offered assistance. Cyprus, the EU's easternmost member, seeks stronger support from the UK amid regional instability.
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