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Annan to present peacekeeping recommendations “within weeks”

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    After also recommending the deployment of up to 500 military observers, Annan said he envisaged returning to the Security Council “within the next few weeks” with “recommendations and a proposed mandate and concept for the deployment of UN peacekeeping troops”. However, this would be “subject to further progress in the peace process”, he said in a report to the Council. The military observers, with a much broader mandate than the MLOs currently in place, might also require the deployment of UN “formed units” to ensure their protection, Annan stated.

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