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UN
mission to Ethiopia and Eritrea
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Reference:
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- The Order of the
President of Ukraine #1320/2000 of
08.12.2000;
- Resolution of the
Cabinet of Ministers #232 of 14.03.2001.
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6 military observers and 1
staff officer carry out
their duties with the UN mission to Ethiopia and
Eritrea.
According to the resolution
#1312 of 31.07.2000, the UN Security Council took
decision to establish the UN mission in Ethiopia and
Eritrea numbering 220 military observers, 4200 persons
of peacekeeping forces and necessary civil personnel.
The main tasks of the
Mission are:
- to conduct the peacekeeping
operation within the boundaries of established
Temporary security zone (TSZ);
- to carry out observation
within the boundaries of TSZ by patrolling and
establishing check points;
- to investigate the cases of
penetration through the TSZ boundaries by armed
persons, military units; the investigation of the
cases, connected with opening the fire, or illegal
actions to civil population by both sides;
- to inspect the quartering
places of police units;
- to provide the marking of
the TSZ boundaries on the terrain;
- to provide the security
activity during meetings of Military Coordination
Committee (if the meeting takes place within the TSZ
boundaries);
- to assist the Border
Commission established in Geneva in settlement of
the crisis, to determine the borders between
Ethiopia and Eritrea;
- to encourage the return of
the refugees to the homes during coordination with
international humanitarian organizations.
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UN
mission to Ethiopia and Eritrea
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Reference:
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- The Order of the
President of Ukraine #1320/2000 of
08.12.2000;
- Resolution of the
Cabinet of Ministers #232 of 14.03.2001.
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6 military observers and 1
staff officer carry out
their duties with the UN mission to Ethiopia and
Eritrea.
According to the resolution
#1312 of 31.07.2000, the UN Security Council took
decision to establish the UN mission in Ethiopia and
Eritrea numbering 220 military observers, 4200 persons
of peacekeeping forces and necessary civil personnel.
The main tasks of the
Mission are:
- to conduct the peacekeeping
operation within the boundaries of established
Temporary security zone (TSZ);
- to carry out observation
within the boundaries of TSZ by patrolling and
establishing check points;
- to investigate the cases of
penetration through the TSZ boundaries by armed
persons, military units; the investigation of the
cases, connected with opening the fire, or illegal
actions to civil population by both sides;
- to inspect the quartering
places of police units;
- to provide the marking of
the TSZ boundaries on the terrain;
- to provide the security
activity during meetings of Military Coordination
Committee (if the meeting takes place within the TSZ
boundaries);
- to assist the Border
Commission established in Geneva in settlement of
the crisis, to determine the borders between
Ethiopia and Eritrea;
- to encourage the return of
the refugees to the homes during coordination with
international humanitarian organizations.
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UN
mission to Ethiopia and Eritrea
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Reference:
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- The Order of the
President of Ukraine #1320/2000 of
08.12.2000;
- Resolution of the
Cabinet of Ministers #232 of 14.03.2001.
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6 military observers and 1
staff officer carry out
their duties with the UN mission to Ethiopia and
Eritrea.
According to the resolution
#1312 of 31.07.2000, the UN Security Council took
decision to establish the UN mission in Ethiopia and
Eritrea numbering 220 military observers, 4200 persons
of peacekeeping forces and necessary civil personnel.
The main tasks of the
Mission are:
- to conduct the peacekeeping
operation within the boundaries of established
Temporary security zone (TSZ);
- to carry out observation
within the boundaries of TSZ by patrolling and
establishing check points;
- to investigate the cases of
penetration through the TSZ boundaries by armed
persons, military units; the investigation of the
cases, connected with opening the fire, or illegal
actions to civil population by both sides;
- to inspect the quartering
places of police units;
- to provide the marking of
the TSZ boundaries on the terrain;
- to provide the security
activity during meetings of Military Coordination
Committee (if the meeting takes place within the TSZ
boundaries);
- to assist the Border
Commission established in Geneva in settlement of
the crisis, to determine the borders between
Ethiopia and Eritrea;
- to encourage the return of
the refugees to the homes during coordination with
international humanitarian organizations.
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UN
mission to Ethiopia and Eritrea
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Reference:
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- The Order of the
President of Ukraine #1320/2000 of
08.12.2000;
- Resolution of the
Cabinet of Ministers #232 of 14.03.2001.
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6 military observers and 1
staff officer carry out
their duties with the UN mission to Ethiopia and
Eritrea.
According to the resolution
#1312 of 31.07.2000, the UN Security Council took
decision to establish the UN mission in Ethiopia and
Eritrea numbering 220 military observers, 4200 persons
of peacekeeping forces and necessary civil personnel.
The main tasks of the
Mission are:
- to conduct the peacekeeping
operation within the boundaries of established
Temporary security zone (TSZ);
- to carry out observation
within the boundaries of TSZ by patrolling and
establishing check points;
- to investigate the cases of
penetration through the TSZ boundaries by armed
persons, military units; the investigation of the
cases, connected with opening the fire, or illegal
actions to civil population by both sides;
- to inspect the quartering
places of police units;
- to provide the marking of
the TSZ boundaries on the terrain;
- to provide the security
activity during meetings of Military Coordination
Committee (if the meeting takes place within the TSZ
boundaries);
- to assist the Border
Commission established in Geneva in settlement of
the crisis, to determine the borders between
Ethiopia and Eritrea;
- to encourage the return of
the refugees to the homes during coordination with
international humanitarian organizations.
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