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The UNISFA military component continued to be deployed in three sectors.
During the reporting period, the robust presence of the UNTAET military component continued to ensure a stable security environment.
In addition, the military component continued its support to the good offices mission of the Secretary-General.
Owing to seasonal rotations, as at 19 April 2004 the military component of MINURSO stood at 227 UnitedNations military observers and troops, against the authorized strength of 230(see annex II). The military component continued to monitor the ceasefire in Western Sahara.
The UNISFA military component continued to be deployed in three sectors see annex II to the present report.
As at 18 October 1999, the strength of the military component of MINURSO stood at 229 all ranks(see annex II). Under the command of Major-General Bernd S. Lubenik(Austria), the military component continued to monitor the ceasefire between the Royal Moroccan Army and the Frente POLISARIO forces, which came into effect on 6 September 1991.
Furthermore, the military component continued to provide support for the good offices of the Secretary-General.
As at 16 May 2000, the strength of the military component of MINURSO stood at 230 all ranks(see annex II). Under the command of General Claude Buze(Belgium), the military component continued to monitor the ceasefire between the Royal Moroccan Army and the Frente POLISARIO military forces, which came into effect on 6 September 1991.
The military component continued to actively monitor the ceasefire which has been in effect since 6 September 1991.
Under the command of Major General Gyorgy Száraz(Hungary), the military component continued to monitor the ceasefire in Western Sahara, which has been in effect since 6 September 1991.
The military component continued to actively monitor the ceasefire that had been in effect since 6 September 1991 see S/2005/648.
As at 18 June 2001, the military component of MINURSO stood at the authorized strength of 230 military personnel(see annex VI). Under the command of General Claude Buze(Belgium), the military component continued to monitor the ceasefire between the Royal Moroccan Army and the Frente POLISARIO military forces, which came into effect on 6 September 1991.
The Force's military component continued to be deployed in three sectors, with a battalion deployed in each of them.
As at 4 January 2002, the military component of MINURSO stood at the authorized strength of 230 military personnel(see annex IV). Under the command of Brigadier-General Claude Buze(Belgium), the military component continued to monitor the ceasefire between the Royal Moroccan Army and the Frente POLISARIO military forces, which has been in effect for the past 10 years, since 6 September 1991.
The UNISFA military component continued to be deployed in three sectors, with a battalion deployed in each of them.
In spite of the reduction of manpower as a result of the uniformed personnel review and the absence of capacity to provide an adequate level of air lift, casualty andmedical evacuation functions, the military component continued to provide security through static and mobile patrols that deterred violence, protected civilians, assisted humanitarian and development agencies and ensured the safety and security of United Nations and United Nations-associated personnel.
The Mission's military component continued to provide escort and security support to humanitarian assistance activities.
During the reporting period, the UNOCI military component continued to conduct regular operations to demonstrate its state of preparedness.
The military component continued to fulfil its primary mission of assisting the Government in ensuring a secure and stable environment, in addition to enabling the delivery of humanitarian assistance and preparing for disaster response.
Under the command of General Claude Buze(Belgium), the military component continued to monitor the ceasefire between the Royal Moroccan Army and the Frente POLISARIO military forces, which came into effect on 6 September 1991.
The military component continued to conduct security and stability operations jointly with the Haitian National Police and United Nations police, and to provide community-based patrols around 863 camps within and outside Port-au-Prince, including those designated most at risk.
Under the command of Major General Bernd S. Lubenik(Austria), the military component continued to monitor the ceasefire between the Royal Moroccan Army and the Frente POLISARIO forces, which came into effect on 6 September 1991.
In addition, the military component continued to carry out disposal of unexploded ordnances and critical repairs to roads to enable access in the border districts, as well the provision of medical support, including evacuations and treatment.
In order to facilitate its tasks of maintaining the ceasefire andthe integrity of the United Nations buffer zone, the military component continued to apply the mobile patrolling concept and the provision of support for the implementation of confidence-building measures, such as mine action, the reduction of tension between the opposing forces and the equitable application of the rules governing access to and the use of the buffer zone.
The military component continued to carry out its duties with regard to the maintenance of the ceasefire and the integrity of the United Nations buffer zone through the"mobile patrolling concept", the reduction of tension between the opposing forces and the equitable application of the rules governing access and use within the buffer zone.
In accordance with Security Council resolution 2119(2013), the military component continued the reduction of its personnel during the reporting period and is on target to achieve the mandated strength of 5,021 troops through a balanced withdrawal of 1,249 infantry and engineering personnel by the end of June 2014.
To this end, the military component continued to conduct inspections by road and on foot, conducted land and limited air patrols, and manned static checkpoints and observation posts in key and sensitive areas.
To this end, the military component continued to carry out its tasks related to the maintenance of the ceasefire and the integrity of the United Nations buffer zone through the concept of mobile patrols, the provision of support for the implementation of confidence-building measures, a reduction in tension between the opposing forces and the equitable application of the rules governing access to and use of the buffer zone.
In conjunction with the other components, the military component continued to carry out its tasks related to the maintenance of the ceasefire and the integrity of the United Nations buffer zone through the mobile-patrolling concept, the provision of support on confidence-building measures, the reduction in tension between the opposing forces and the equitable application of the rules governing access to and use of the buffer zone.
The military component continued to be responsible for tasks which contributed to the maintenance of stability in the area of operations, such as the monitoring of the Temporary Security Zone, to assist in ensuring compliance with the Agreement on Cessation of Hostilities; monitoring the positions of Ethiopian and Eritrean forces; coordinating and providing technical assistance for humanitarian mine-action activities in the Temporary Security Zone and areas adjacent to it.