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U.N.'s peacekeeping mission in Western Sahara ends after 35 years following U.S.-Russia standoff
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The U.N.'s peacekeeping mission in Western Sahara ended operations after 35 years. The mission ceased due to a U.S.-Russia standoff at U.N. headquarters over the territory's future.
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