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The U.S. representative to the Security Council said that, over the past three decades, the United Nations and UN officials had acknowledged that it was impossible to implement the referendum plan in the Sahara, due to disagreements over identifying eligible voters and doubts about whether the vote’s results could be put into effect. Citing the positions of Boutros Boutros-Ghali, Kofi Annan and other former officials, he pointed to warnings issued between 1996 and 2005 that the plan would fail or could not be implemented. He stressed that Washington was not abandoning the principle of self-determination, which could be achieved through other political arrangements besides a referendum. Russia, meanwhile, vetoed the U.S. draft resolution on the MINURSO mission.
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