"The largely porous, lightly-patrolled 'green line' separating" Cyprus's Greek-run south and Turkish-controlled north "is routinely exploited for trafficking people, narcotics, and other illicit goods, and is vulnerable to penetration by terrorist groups," the State Department said.
"Uglavnom šuplja, slabo čuvana 'zelena linija' koja razdvaja južni, grčki deo Kipra i turski sever, redovno se koristi za trgovinu ljudima, drogom i drugim ilegalnim dobrima i mogu je lako prelaziti terorističke grupe", saopštio je Stejt department.