United Nations Security Council resolutions concerning the Yugoslav Wars
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United Nations Security Council resolutions concerning the Yugoslav Wars are a series of binding decisions adopted in the 1990s to address the conflicts in the former Yugoslavia, including measures such as sanctions, peacekeeping mandates, and the establishment of international tribunals.
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Target entity: United Nations Security Council resolutions concerning the Yugoslav Wars Context triple: [UN Security Council Resolution 827, category, United Nations Security Council resolutions concerning the Yugoslav Wars]
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UN Security Council Resolution 1244
UN Security Council Resolution 1244 is a 1999 UN measure that authorized an international civil and security presence in Kosovo, placing it under interim UN administration while affirming the territorial integrity of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
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UN Security Council Resolution 1246
UN Security Council Resolution 1246 is a 1999 UN measure that established the United Nations Mission in East Timor (UNAMET) to organize and conduct a popular consultation on the territory’s political future.
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United Nations Security Council resolution 1996
United Nations Security Council Resolution 1996 is a 2011 measure that created the United Nations peacekeeping mission in South Sudan to support the new country's stability, governance, and protection of civilians following its independence.
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UN Security Council Resolution 1192
UN Security Council Resolution 1192 is a 1998 United Nations measure that set conditions for the trial of the Libyan suspects in the Lockerbie bombing, helping to resolve the long-running diplomatic crisis between Libya, the United States, and the United Kingdom.
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United Nations Security Council Resolution 1998
United Nations Security Council Resolution 1998 is a 2011 measure that expanded protections for children in armed conflict by condemning attacks on schools and hospitals and strengthening monitoring and accountability for such violations.
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Target entity: United Nations Security Council resolutions concerning the Yugoslav Wars Target entity description: United Nations Security Council resolutions concerning the Yugoslav Wars are a series of binding decisions adopted in the 1990s to address the conflicts in the former Yugoslavia, including measures such as sanctions, peacekeeping mandates, and the establishment of international tribunals.
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A.
UN Security Council Resolution 1244
UN Security Council Resolution 1244 is a 1999 UN measure that authorized an international civil and security presence in Kosovo, placing it under interim UN administration while affirming the territorial integrity of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
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B.
UN Security Council Resolution 1246
UN Security Council Resolution 1246 is a 1999 UN measure that established the United Nations Mission in East Timor (UNAMET) to organize and conduct a popular consultation on the territory’s political future.
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C.
United Nations Security Council resolution 1996
United Nations Security Council Resolution 1996 is a 2011 measure that created the United Nations peacekeeping mission in South Sudan to support the new country's stability, governance, and protection of civilians following its independence.
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UN Security Council Resolution 1192
UN Security Council Resolution 1192 is a 1998 United Nations measure that set conditions for the trial of the Libyan suspects in the Lockerbie bombing, helping to resolve the long-running diplomatic crisis between Libya, the United States, and the United Kingdom.
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United Nations Security Council Resolution 1998
United Nations Security Council Resolution 1998 is a 2011 measure that expanded protections for children in armed conflict by condemning attacks on schools and hospitals and strengthening monitoring and accountability for such violations.
- F. None of above. chosen
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Subject: United Nations Security Council resolutions concerning the Yugoslav Wars Description of subject: United Nations Security Council resolutions concerning the Yugoslav Wars are a series of binding decisions adopted in the 1990s to address the conflicts in the former Yugoslavia, including measures such as sanctions, peacekeeping mandates, and the establishment of international tribunals.
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