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UN missions in Morocco, Somalia, and Lebanon are undergoing changes to their mandates, amid questions about whether local authorities can take over their responsibilities and maintain stability. The Security Council failed to extend MINURSO’s mandate after Russia vetoed a US draft resolution. The mission has 534 personnel, and the end of its mandate does not mean the Western Sahara dispute has been resolved. In Somalia, a transition to transfer responsibilities to national institutions began in November 2024, with UNTMIS’s mandate set to end on October 31, 2026. Meanwhile, UNIFIL’s mandate in Lebanon has been extended until December 31, 2026, with arrangements for an orderly withdrawal over the course of a year, amid border tensions and questions about whether the Lebanese army can take over security duties.
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