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The Security Council failed on Friday evening to adopt either of two draft resolutions on Western Sahara, one proposed by the United States and the other by Russia. The U.S. draft received 11 votes, but Russia vetoed it; China, Pakistan and Somalia abstained. The draft would have extended the UN mission’s mandate for a year, until October 31, 2027, and changed its name. The Russian draft failed to secure a majority: three members supported it, the United States opposed it, and 11 members abstained. Russia’s veto came amid a dispute with Washington over the wording of the U.S. resolution, which backed Morocco’s autonomy plan as the basis for negotiations.
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