renewed unit feels mandate, but the negotiations were tough and the deal may not satisfy everyone. gabriel elizondo reports from the united nations with a resolution mandating un peacekeeping operations in southern lebanon set to expire on thursday night, a last minute compromise at the security council to stave off a crisis and possibly maintain a fragile piece. but they were tough negotiations on the annual renewal of nations, interim force, and 11 on the mission known as unified field. at issue, freedom of movement, language added to the resolution last year has allowed you to feel soldiers to carry out unannounced patrols along the lebanese is really border freely. and without the authorization from 11, he's military the lebanese government and has blah, which wields great political power in the country, wanted language permitting unannounced unit fil patrols to be removed from the resolution. and lobbied hard for it is a how about a man? he then this is called sovereignty 11 on tried with the utmost effort to introduce any amendments or changes to the resolution. it was prompted by keen unders

they have been condemnations and concerns expressed at the united nations. gabriel elizondo has been monitoring the reactions of the un headquarters in new york. a double on is currently one of the 10 non permanent representatives of the un security council. and according to un insiders that could affect how the counsel responds to the crew. un secretary general was said to be closely watching the vaulting situation in the country. the secretary general calls on all actors involved to exercise restraint, engaging and inclusive and meaningful dialogue, and ensure that the rule of law and human rights are fully respected. he also calls on the national army and security forces to guarantee the physical integrity of the president of the republic and his family. the us ambassador to the security council said they were still trying to gather more information about what exactly was going on. we are still investigating, so until we know exactly what is happening on the ground, we won't take any actions, but let me just say clearly we condemn any efforts by military's to take a to take a powe

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should seriously associates if we could prevent a securities and from our elders, there is gabrielle elizondo reports from the united nations headquarters in new york. this was an incredibly important briefing because it probably will be the last time the security council is brief. on the situation in molly with the drug down of the peacekeeping troops. there they are facing a host of problems, not the least being the geography. molly is twice the size of france and right now it is in rainy season. there. so as l got some one, the head of the peacekeeping mission in molly said he goes, in some cases it's taking un peacekeeping convoys. more than 50 hours to travel, just 50 kilometers, to get to a base where they can be mobilized as it's called. but clearly, you saying that they are on schedule to meet this december 31st deadline, despite the volatility of the situation there. just last week. in 2 separate incidents, a un convoy was attacked by unknown armed groups and several peacekeepers were injured. nevertheless though, there is certainly urgency to get this done and get this done as soon

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well, alex is here as gabriel elizondo is at the united nations headquarters in new york for more and the store in gabriel. what is being said at that meeting? yeah, this is an incredibly important meeting because this will probably be the last time that the security council members here from the head of the un mission and molly before this planned withdrawal or drawn down from the country that is supposed to be finalized by december 31st, now got some wand, the head of the un mission in molly gave a somewhat dire assessment of the situation. they're saying that this was going to be a very complex drive down and a very ambitious timeframe, trying to get it done in just a few short months. just to give you an idea, it took the united nations about 3 years to draw down peacekeeping forces from dar for they're now trying to do the same thing. and molly, with double the amount of peacekeepers and do it in just a matter of a few months. they are facing a host of problems in a country that is twice the size of france. but also where the security situation is incredibly difficult. with some

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