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The United Nations has begun winding down the MINURSO mission after its mandate expired on October 31 without agreement on an extension. The process could take around two months and will include vacating sites and disposing of equipment and property. About 160 military observers will be returned to their home countries, and 13 facilities will be closed, while civilian staff are reduced and communications and logistical-support networks dismantled. The mission has also lost its field powers, including the ability to monitor the ceasefire and military incidents. Morocco has tasked the Coordination Office with MINURSO at the Ministry of the Interior with coordinating and overseeing the withdrawal, while emphasizing the need to safeguard its territorial integrity and national security and to continue development projects in the southern provinces.
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