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    The Security Council condemned the attack on a UN peacekeeping checkpoint in the Central African Republic that resulted in one peacekeeper being killed. They expressed their condolences to the family of the killed peacekeeper and those injured. The Council called on the Central African Republic authorities to investigate the attack with UN assistance and bring perpetrators to justice.

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    The Security Council condemned the attack on a UN peacekeeping checkpoint in the Central African Republic that resulted in one peacekeeper being killed. They expressed their condolences to the family of the killed peacekeeper and those injured. The Council called on the Central African Republic authorities to investigate the attack with UN assistance and bring perpetrators to justice.

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    The Security Council condemned the attack on a UN peacekeeping checkpoint in the Central African Republic that resulted in one peacekeeper being killed. They expressed their condolences to the family of the killed peacekeeper and those injured. The Council called on the Central African Republic authorities to investigate the attack with UN assistance and bring perpetrators to justice.

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    The Security Council condemned the attack on a UN peacekeeping checkpoint in the Central African Republic that resulted in one peacekeeper being killed. They expressed their condolences to the family of the killed peacekeeper and those injured. The Council called on the Central African Republic authorities to investigate the attack with UN assistance and bring perpetrators to justice.

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    Security Council press statement on attack against the UN peacekeeping mission in the

    Central African Republic


    11 November 2015
    The members of the Security Council condemned in the strongest terms the attack against a
    checkpoint of the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in the Central
    African Republic (MINUSCA) which followed an outbreak of violence in the IDP camp in the town of
    Batangafo, and during which one peacekeeper from Cameroon was killed.
    The members of the Security Council expressed their deepest condolences and sympathy to the
    family of the peacekeeper killed and injured and to the Government of Cameroon, as well as to the
    Transitional Authorities and the people of the Central African Republic, and to MINUSCA.
    The members of the Security Council condemned in the strongest terms all attacks and provocations
    against MINUSCA by armed groups. They underlined that attacks targeting peacekeepers may
    constitute a war crime and reminded all parties of their obligations under international humanitarian
    law.
    They called on the Central African Republic authorities to swiftly investigate, with the assistance of
    MINUSCA, this attack and bring the perpetrators to justice. They stressed that those responsible for
    the attack shall be held accountable.
    The members of the Security Council reiterated their full support for MINUSCA to assist, as mandated
    by the Security Council in resolution 2217 (2015), the Transitional Authorities, which bear the primary
    responsibility to protect the population, and the people of the Central African Republic in their efforts
    to bring lasting peace and stability to their country.

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