Saturday, March 27, 2010

Security Council passes resolution on Terrorist Video



By Mohammed Smith

The Security Council brought forth the issue's of Pakistan's missing warhead, in relation to the extremist video, with haste. They quickly brought a resolution to the issue for the time being; until further development in the story.

The resolution that was passed highlighted the Council's consideration for Pakistan's sovereignty, and their concern that the extremist People's Jihad Front; though unheard of until now, is a liable threat. The resolution included the presence of three inspectors in the country of Pakistan. The investigators; from France, China , and Nigeria, are to draw a conclusion for the UN on whether or not a warhead is actually missing, and allow the UN to proceed with any further actions required.

Pakistan commented saying he did not like the aspect that the UN assumes that action will be taken after the report and states that it is not likely that action will be needed.

Upon passing this resolution the Security Council will be moving onto the topic of Omar al-Bashir, and his outstanding warrants of war crimes.

4 comments:

  1. NATO's resolution is better.

    - United States of America from UNSC.

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  2. The United Kingdom, on behalf of NATO, also believes NATO's resolution is better.

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  3. Then why no Veto USA?

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  4. The United States of America just recently heard of the resolution as passed by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

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