What territory did Turkey control after the 1974 invasion of Cyprus?

Following the 1974 invasion, Turkey established control over the northern portion of the island of Cyprus. While initial reports indicated that Turkey controlled roughly the northern third of the island, other assessments suggest the occupation encompassed nearly two-fifths of the country.12

The boundary between the Turkish-controlled northern sector and the remainder of the island has since been unofficially referred to as the "Attila Line". In 1983, this territory was proclaimed the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, an entity whose independence is recognized only by Turkey. The international community, through the United Nations, has consistently condemned the occupation and demanded the withdrawal of foreign troops from the Republic of Cyprus.1