Security Council Sends Mission to Horn of Africa

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Monday, May 08, 2000, updated at 11:13(GMT+8)

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Security Council Sends Mission to Horn of Africa

The U.N. Security Council Sunday decided to authorize its Mission to the Democratic Republic of Congo to visit Ethiopia and Eritrea on Monday to urge the two neighboring African countries to refrain from resorting to force and further hostilities.

The decision was adopted at the end of an emergency meeting on Sunday afternoon after the peace talks between Ethiopia and Eritrea broke in Algiers, capital of Algeria, Friday.


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	The U.N. Security Council Sunday decided to authorize its Mission to the Democratic Republic of Congo to visit Ethiopia and Eritrea on Monday to urge the two neighboring African countries to refrain from resorting to force and further hostilities.




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