5 December 2013

UN authorizes military action by African and French troops in the CAR

The U.N. Security Council has authorized increased military action by France and African troops to try to end near-anarchy in the Central African Republic.
The council unanimously approved a French-sponsored resolution on Thursday aimed at restoring security and protecting civilians in the impoverished country.
The authorization is expected to lead to an increase in troops for an African Union-led force and French troops.
The nation has seen an upsurge in Muslim-Christian violence along with widespread killings, torture and rapes.

The U.N. Security Council has authorized increased military action by France and African troops to try to end near-anarchy in the Central African Republic.
The council unanimously approved a French-sponsored resolution on Thursday aimed at restoring security and protecting civilians in the impoverished country.
The authorization is expected to lead to an increase in troops for an African Union-led force and French troops.
The nation has seen an upsurge in Muslim-Christian violence along with widespread killings, torture and rapes.

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