UN Security Council resolution 1729

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The UN Security Council resolution 1729 is a resolution on the situation in the Middle East conflict which the UN Security Council adopted unanimously on December 15, 2006 at its 5596th session.

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The Security Council again called on both sides to implement UN Security Council Resolution 338 and, with its decision, extended the mandate of the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF), the purpose of which is to monitor the ceasefire concluded between Syria and Israel in 1974 , to as of June 30, 2007.

The panel based its deliberations on the report of the UN Secretary General (Document S / 2006/938) and confirmed its resolution 1308 from 2000.

The Secretary-General's report stated that while the situation in the area of ​​the Syrian-Israeli ceasefire line remained calm during the reporting period (June 10 to December 1, 2006), in the Middle East as a whole it remains and is likely to remain tense until it is comprehensive Solution is reached that takes into account all aspects and problems. The Secretary General had therefore proposed to the Security Council that the mandate of UNDOF, one of the oldest peacekeeping missions of the United Nations, be extended for a further six months.

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