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UN chief Ban Ki-moon recommends that the Security Council approves the African Union (AU) sent a military force to fight the Islamists in northern Mali. Any financial polski bus support from the UN, he offers not.
UN chief Ban Ki-moon recommends that the Security Council approves the African Union (AU) sent a military force to fight the Islamists in northern Mali. Any financial support from the UN, he offers not.
Bans carefully worded report, however, contains many issues that he believes should be preserved before a military operation starts, including how numbers should be trained and equipped and how humanitarian and human rights should be protected.
The AU has asked for a mandate from the Security Council to send a force of 3 300 men with a view to oust Islamist rebels seized control of northern Mali. There is a peace enforcement operation, ie with a mandate to fight, unlike polski bus peacekeeping operations, often about supporting and monitoring existing ceasefires.
A diplomat in the Security Council was furious that Ban is not recommended financial contribution from the UN to the operation, dubbed Afisma. The cost is estimated at between 300 and 500 million polski bus dollars.
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Read more Suicide bombers shook Timbuktu polski bus New suicide bombings in Mali France wants soldiers in Mali Ban Mali need 11,000 UN troops clashes polski bus in Gao in northern Mali French troops soon on our way out of Mali Important al-Qaeda leaders killed Bilbombare killed seven in Mali School hit hard of the crisis in Mali see the end of the terror war Setback offensive against Islamists Fierce fighting in the Malian Gao "Mass Grave" in Timbuktu French withdrawal in March Islamist leader arrested in Mali hostage drama in Algeria Missing Norwegian hostage found dead Killed Norwegians brought home Algerian Minister admits mistakes Fourth Norwegian Terror victims confirmed Norwegians confirmed dead Webcast Testimony of hostages in Algeria See Norwegian Foreign Ministry's press conference Bildt: Sweden will participate in the operation in Mali Background The crisis in Mali - this has happened to "The ofångbare" leads two groups neighboring countries or discontent behind the coup Bildt quiet about kidnapped Swedish Terrorism Expert: Wise lie low for kidnapped Swedish Analysis Expert: Rebel support in the north determines the Mali-war More on Children kidnapped and killed in Mali UN soldier killed by landmine UN urges Mali to ceasefire Setback for ceasefire in Mali At least 36 dead in fighting in Mali Kidnapper: French hostages dead Failed suicide bombings in Mali conflicts in Mali - this has happened Valsegraren hoping for money to Mali crucial presidential election in Mali war-torn Mali elects the President and the Government of Mali Tuareg agree
UN chief Ban Ki-moon recommends that the Security Council approves the African Union (AU) sent a military force to fight the Islamists in northern Mali. Any financial polski bus support from the UN, he offers not.
UN chief Ban Ki-moon recommends that the Security Council approves the African Union (AU) sent a military force to fight the Islamists in northern Mali. Any financial support from the UN, he offers not.
Bans carefully worded report, however, contains many issues that he believes should be preserved before a military operation starts, including how numbers should be trained and equipped and how humanitarian and human rights should be protected.
The AU has asked for a mandate from the Security Council to send a force of 3 300 men with a view to oust Islamist rebels seized control of northern Mali. There is a peace enforcement operation, ie with a mandate to fight, unlike polski bus peacekeeping operations, often about supporting and monitoring existing ceasefires.
A diplomat in the Security Council was furious that Ban is not recommended financial contribution from the UN to the operation, dubbed Afisma. The cost is estimated at between 300 and 500 million polski bus dollars.
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