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Operation Restore Hope was partially successful, in that some of the starving & needy received food and medical supplies. The effort was un-successful when insurgents attacked the US/UN forces, and for the Americans, about 42 US servicemembers were killed, along with at least one helicopter destroyed (see film: Blackhawk Down). President Clinton terminated the operation during the first month or two of 1993.
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From which African nation did American forces withdraw when the UN-sponsored intervention failed?
Somalia
Failure of the un- sponsored intervention in Somalia in mid -1990?
the withdraws of U.S. forces
Which African nation did American forces withdraw when the UN sponsored intervention failed?
Somalia
Failure of the UN-sponsored intervention in Somalia in the mid-1990's resulted in .?
the withdraws of U.S. forces
What is the H.D.I in Somalia?
the hdi in somalia is un avalible as of 2012.
Failure of the un sponsored intervention in Somalia in the med 1990's resulted in?
the withdraws of U.S. forces
When did Somalia become a member of the UN?
1960
When did colonization end in Somalia?
Italy officially lost control of Somalia in 1947 but it was administered by Italy as a UN territory until 1960
What sentence can you write on intervention?
Without the intervention of UN forces, the Korean War may have had a different outcome.
Who was winning the Korean war until China's intervention?
UN
What does the flag of Somalia stand for?
Somalia's flag was adopted in 1954 and designed by Somali scholar Mohammad Awale Liban. The 5-pointed Star of Unityrepresent the Somali ethnic group. The blue background was originally inspired by the UN flag, in recognition of the UN's help during Somalia's transition to independence. Blue also represents the sky and the Indian Ocean.
How feasible are the prospects for a powerful and effective multinational armed force for a peacekeeping And armed intervention under the direction of the united nations?
This is an opinion type question, however the answer is obvious: The UN has done very poorly in the past at placing effective peacekeeping forces in various places around the world. The UN is a civilian organization dedicated to non-violent diplomacy. The UN is totally dependent on one or more nations with sizable military capability to participate in armed peacekeeping. The UN often undermines military participation by having inexperienced, incompetent and/or corrupt leaders direct the military operations. UN military units are often placed in grave danger by absurd rules of engagement. It works best when the UN rallies nations to a cause, then allows that nation to direct, organize, supply & coordinate military operations w/o UN interference so long as overall UN goals are being met.
