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Both sides continued to respect the ceasefire arrangement of 1974.
While troop levels remained unchanged, both sides continued to upgrade their military capabilities.
Both sides continued to seek UNFICYP facilitation to access sites and icons of religious and cultural significance.
It would not be possible to break out of the impasse if both sides continued to engage in the game of one-upmanship.
However, both sides continued to abstain from dealing directly with each other.
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While MINURSO continued to enjoy good relations with the Royal Moroccan Army andthe military forces of the Frente Polisario, both sides continued to abstain from dealing directly with each other.
However, both sides continued to abstain from dealing directly with each other.
Both sides continued to construct new and renovate existing defensive positions in the respective areas of limitation.
However, both sides continued to abstain from dealing directly with each other.
Both sides continued to construct new and renovate existing defensive positions in the respective areas of limitation.
During the same period, both sides continued to construct new, and renovate existing defensive positions in the respective areas of limitation.
In 2011, the sides continued to chip away at the key outstanding issues relating primarily to governance and power-sharing, property and citizenship.
Nevertheless, both sides continued to challenge the delineation of the ceasefire lines in certain areas and UNFICYP authority in the buffer zone.
The sides continued discussions about the possibility of establishing normal diplomatic relations, but have not provided a specific schedule for the exchange of ambassadors.
Through this approach, the sides continued to identify and address the most crucial elements of a solution to the Cyprus problem, and have made some additional progress in resolving them.
However, both sides continued to abstain from direct meetings and all known contact between the two parties was conducted via meetings and written communications, with MINURSO as an intermediary.
Both sides continued their activities related to the relocation of heavy military equipment to rear areas and the construction of semi-permanent shelters in the vicinity of their current deployment areas in anticipation of the rainy season.
He highlighted that both sides continued to seek military advantage in terms of territory and control of oil resources rather than engage sincerely in the Intergovernmental Authority on Development(IGAD)-led peace process in Addis Ababa.
Both sides continued to develop their defensive positions around the zone of separation, causing an increase in the number of violations of the cease-fire agreement of 29 March 1994(S/1994/367, annex), which at the end of March 1995 had reached a total of 250.
During the reporting period, the sides continued to withhold access to the four remaining mined areas in the buffer zone, namely, one located south of Varosha under the control of the Turkish Forces and three in the Louroujina pocket under the control of the National Guard.
During the reporting period, the sides continued to withhold access to the four remaining mined areas in the buffer zone for the purposes of demining, namely, one located south of Varosha under the control of the Turkish Forces and three in the Louroujina pocket under the control of the National Guard.
In addition, both sides continued active reinforcement, resupplying and repositioning of their forces. UNITA conducted ambushes and small-scale attacks and shelled cities under siege. These military actions resulted in a worsening of the humanitarian situation and in the further restriction of circulation of goods and movement of people.
Both sides continue to violate the 14 May 1994 Agreement.
Both sides continue to violate the 14 May 1994 Agreement.
The Abkhaz side continues to object to the large-scale and speedy return of refugees and displaced persons.
Teddy West Side, continue.
The Assistant Secretary-General stressed that it was particularly important that both sides continue to talk and for them to refrain from actions that might aggravate the situation further.
However, all sides continue to try to gain local tactical advantage and IFOR continues to find weapons not declared or outside authorized storage sites.
Internally, the rival sides continue to seek political legitimacy for their military activities.
The Abkhaz side continued to maintain control of the valley with the support of the Russian Federation forces.