Two additional livestock units in Pentakomo and Avgorou have been flagged by the Veterinary Services as potential cases of foot-and-mouth disease, bringing the total number of infected units in Cyprus to 123. While PhileNews reports these as confirmed cases, Politis states they are currently under investigation, pending further laboratory results. Authorities note that the virus is no longer active in these specific units, suggesting these are older infections, as the last officially confirmed case was recorded on June 10, 2026.

Since the first detection on February 20, 2026, the outbreak has affected 52,632 sheep and goats, 24,483 pigs, and 3,018 cattle. Culling procedures have been carried out in 119 of the 123 infected units, with four cases, including the latest two, being exempted from culling due to the nature of the findings and the implementation of strict surveillance measures. An epidemiological team led by Stavros Malas continues to monitor the situation, as the Veterinary Services coordinate the response to ensure the containment of the disease.