The Daily Advertiser Australia Article RatingPeacekeeping mission in limbo as nations spar at UN
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38% Somewhat Right
- Reliability
35% ReliableAverage
- Policy Leaning
52% Medium Right
- Politician Portrayal
-57% Negative
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
56% : " With 155 military personnel, the mission, tasked with organising a referendum as part of a UN-brokered ceasefire, is set to cost $US62 million ($A88 million) in the fiscal year that started in June 2026, according to a UN Secretary General report.54% : Unless the Security Council agrees to a last-minute extension, the mandate for the UN Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara, known as MINURSO, will expire on Saturday.
50% : Polisario representative Sidi Omar thanked Russia for vetoing a resolution that he said would "torpedo the foundations of the UN peace process.
50% : "UN officials have been telling us this reality for 30 years," he said.
44% : The failed US resolution would have gone further, removing the reference to a referendum from the mission's name, renaming it the United Nations Mission in Western Sahara, or MINUSO.
43% : Russia and the United States have vetoed rival resolutions on Western Sahara at the Security Council, leaving the UN peacekeeping mission there without a renewed mandate just a day before it expires.
43% : Last year, the Security Council dealt a blow to Polisario's ambitions when it backed Morocco's autonomy proposal as a basis for resolving the conflict and asked UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to submit a review of the peacekeeping mission.
42% : "We stress the fact that the Security Council cannot automatically predetermine matters relating to sovereignty," said Russia's UN envoy, Vassily Nebenzia.
40% : "Unfortunately, some members of this council have used their veto to preserve the letter 'R' for referendum in the mission's name, even though the United Nations has not been preparing to hold such a vote for decades," he added.
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