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Des soldats népalais rejoindront la MINUSIL

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    Un premier contingent de militaires népalais doit arriver en Sierra Leone à la fin d'octobre pour rejoindre la mission de maintien de la paix des Nations Unies, la MINUSIL, a déclaré jeudi à IRIN la porte-parole des Nations Unies, Margaret Novicki. Le reste du contingent, qui une fois complété formera un bataillon fort de plus de 800 hommes, est attendu en novembre. Ceci complètera l'effectif de la MINUSIL et l'établira à 17 500 membres du personnel militaire, dont 260 observateurs militaires, comme autorisé par le Conseil de sécurité des Nations Unies, a indiqué la MINUSIL.


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