EXCLUSIVE-US Gives UN More Time to End Support for Somalia Peacekeepers
The agreement gives Somalia’s peacekeeping mission time to find new backers as financing gaps deepen and its future remains uncertain, officials said.
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The US Gives UN One Year To Shut Down Peacekeeping Support In Somalia, And Here Is What You Need To Understand
The United States have given the United Nations a 12-month extension to wind down its support for African Union peacekeepers in Somalia. Washington wants to cut funding entirely, but the reprieve keeps operations running through 2027. Here is what actually happened.
The 12-month transition prevents an abrupt interruption of logistical support in December, but does not solve AUSSOM's funding problem. The article US gives one-year extension to UN support for forces in Somalia appeared first on FLIGHT.
US Gives UN One-Year Transition to End Logistical Support for Somalia Mission – Axadle
US Sets One-Year UN Transition Period to End Logistical Support for Somalia Mission WASHINGTON — The United States has agreed to allow the United Nations another year to wind down logistical support for the African Union Support and Stabilization Mission in Somalia, AUSSOM, as questions persist over how the operation will function after the handover. […]
US gives UN more time to end support for African peacekeepers in Somalia
The United States has agreed to give the UN another year to wind down its support for African peacekeepers in Somalia, a document showed – a move that gives some breathing space to a force that was fearing quicker cuts, but still leaves its future in peril. Reuters reported in July that Washington – increasingly frustrated with the fragile administration in Mogadishu – said it would block the UN from supporting the African Union force which prop…
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