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The United States affirmed that Donald Trump does not consider the Western Sahara conflict impossible to resolve, and that Washington will continue working with UN envoy Staffan de Mistura and the parties concerned to achieve lasting peace. The statement came after Russia vetoed a US draft resolution supported by 11 members of the Security Council. The draft proposed extending the UN mission’s mandate by 12 months, supporting the political process, and registering refugees in the Tindouf camps. US Ambassador Mike Waltz said the veto meant the mission’s mandate would end on October 31. Washington said it was ready to work with the UN Secretary-General on an orderly withdrawal of the mission that would protect its personnel and take security and humanitarian needs into account, stressing that its efforts to achieve peace would not stop.
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