21,/ Restatetnent No. 202. See also .I. Crawford, fhe Creatlon of States inInternatioaal Law 23 (1979).(.... in principte the deaial of ,e.ogrittoD to aner'tity which otherwr'se qualifies "" Jstate-""anot elrtitre the nonrecogrizitrgStates to act as if the entity in question was not a State.,,), ir. Brierty, La!, ofNations 139 (6th ed,, watdock, 196j) ('A state may 6xist without being recoglized,antl if it does exist i'l fact, the!, rrbether or ooi it has bee! torrnaliy recogniz€dby other sEates, it has a right to be treated by them g€ a 6tate.,,). aZ/ The Turkish CFriot cornmunity has estabtished a repub.Lican governmeatexercising coDtrol over the lorthern t;ird of the island of cltrrus. Althoughfurkish troops r€naia on Cypriot soil, the continuing preseuc'e'of- t.oop" fro, a frieadly state for the purpose of preserving the rigrrts of the Turkisrr- cypriotpeople under the 1960 treaties i8 in no way incorsistert with statehood. The fact that the Tur*ish interveDtio' was made pur-suant to the terrns of the 1960 treatiesnakes the case even stronger.