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English: Map of United Nations peacekeeping missions. Information up to date as of May 2009. Current
Former
Français : Carte des missions de maintien de la paix des Nations Unis. (Mai 2009) Actuelles
Anciennes
Português: Mapa das missões de paz das Nações Unidas. (Maio 2009) Actuais
Antigas
Română: FN misiuni de menţinere a păcii. Prezente
Din trecut
Русский: Карта Миротворческих миссий ООН. Информация приведена по состоянию на май 2009. Текущие миссии
Прошедшие миссии
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8 May 2009 |
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Own work. Information based on data from List of United Nations peacekeeping missions from en.wikipedia. See that article for a list of sources. |
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