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governing committee taking place in Beirut on 19 June. However, for the first month its ability to fulfil its mandate was constrained by lack of access to all sites; while the Lebanese government had granted this access, UNOGIL was unable to access sites occupied by opposition forces until mid-July. At this time, freedom of movement and patrol was provided and plans for the establishment of permanent observation posts were set in place. Following this, the group began expanding its areas of operation and more personnel were sent as UNOGIL was expanded. Over the following months, the observers were able to determine that only a small amount of arms had been brought through the border areas and that the movement of personnel for military purposes was largely non-existent.
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recorded amongst the deployed personnel. In assessing the operation, Mesquita and White state that due to its narrow mandate, it is "debatable whether UNOGIL directly contributed to stabilizing the political and security situation in Lebanon"; however, they argue that UNOGIL's presence and reports did ultimately help to reduce tensions and constrain violence in the area. They also highlight the short time in which the operation was stood up, arguing that it demonstrated an example of "flexibility and inventiveness".
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Accordingly, plans were made to withdraw the force on 21 November as it was assessed that the situation in Lebanon had eased and the mission's mandate had been achieved. This process was completed on 9 December 1958, by which time the group had been reduced to 375 personnel. There were no fatalities
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Shortly after its establishment, UNOGIL consisted of 113 personnel, although this was steadily expanded in the months that followed. At its height in November 1958, the group's strength numbered 591 military personnel with a number of civilian support staff. The mission's headquarters was in Beirut;
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following revolution in Iraq, which challenged the group's impartiality and undermined the local population's confidence in UNOGIL in opposition-occupied areas. Events in Jordan, and the political backdrop of the Cold War, also impacted the ongoing viability of the mission and gave impetus for the
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The group operated along the Lebanon-Syrian border and initially it was provided with two helicopters and four light aircraft to assist with aerial patrols. These were augmented by vehicle patrols and observation posts on the ground. By November, when the force reached its full strength, it had a
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The force was deployed very quickly after approval, drawing on assets already deployed to other peacekeeping missions in the region, with the first observers arriving in Lebanon on 12 June. The advanced party began reconnaissance the following day, and the first official meeting of the group's
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Military personnel were drawn from 21 countries: Afghanistan, Argentina, Burma, Canada, Ceylon, Chile, Denmark, Ecuador, Finland, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Nepal, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Peru, Portugal, Sweden and Thailand. Initial personnel were drawn from the
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total of 290 vehicles, 18 aircraft and six helicopters. A total of 49 ground posts had been established. Personnel were unarmed, although throughout the deployment, the United States unsuccessfully requested that this be reversed.
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withdrawal of foreign troops from Lebanon. In early November, diplomatic relations between Lebanon and the United Arab Republic improved and the Lebanese government officially asked the UN to withdraw its earlier concerns.
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Despite the progress that UNOGIL made in the latter half of 1958, the success of the mission was impacted by wider strategic and political events, specifically the deployment of
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from India also served as a member of committee established to oversee the group.
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its budget was US$ 3.7 million, which was funded through the annual UN vote.
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Peacekeeping Mission
UN Security Council
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United Nations
Security Council Resolution 128
1958 Lebanon crisis
Security Council Resolution 128
1958 Lebanon crisis
Camille Chamoun
United Arab Republic
1958 Lebanon crisis
United Nations Truce Supervision Organization
United Nations Emergency Force
Odd Bull
Galo Plaza Lasso
Rajeshwar Dayal
United States Marines




"Lebanon – UNOGIL: Background"
Mesquita & White 2015


Mesquita & White 2015
"Lebanon – UNOGIL: Mandate"
Mesquita & White 2015
Ramsbotham & Woodhouse 1999

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