The UN Temporary Forces in Lebanon (BUSONL) play an important role in ensuring security in the south of the country. Safety Council: The UN peacekeeping mission in Lebanon is extended for the last time Peace and security ~ 60 > UN peacekeeping mission patroling the so -called “blue line” of distinction between Israel and Lebanon, received unanimous support of the Security Council on Thursday. Its mandate was extended until December 31 of the next year. However, the corresponding resolution indicates that then the mission will begin the organized “reduction and withdrawal of their personnel” in close cooperation with the Lebanese government. The output of the mission will be implemented within one year. The UN Temporary Forces in Lebanon (BSONL) were created by the Security Council in 1978 to observe the withdrawal of Israeli troops from the south of the country and since then play an important role in ensuring security in the area. ~ 60 >~ 60 > “Blue helmets” are also authorized to carry out the resolution of 1701, which laid the end of hostility operations. Between the Israeli forces and the Hezbollah militants in 2006. 60 ~ 60 > from the moment of the official end of hostilities between the two sides in November last year, as a result of which the regions of the Southern Lebanon were devastated, the Livan’s armed forces were supported to establish full control over the south of the country. However, Israel continues to maintain a military presence in the area in violation of the sovereignty of Lebanon. ~ 60 > in the resolution it is said that during the period of withdrawal of the mission after the end of the next year, they are authorized to continue to ensure the safety and provide assistance to the UN personnel, while continuing to “control the situation” around the advances and bases BUSONL. ~ 60 > salary will also “contribute to the protection of the civilian population and safe delivery of humanitarian assistance.” ~ 60 > In addition, the resolution calls on the General Secretary General by June 1 of the next year to submit options for the further implementation of the resolution 1701, aimed at the final cessation of hostilities between Israel and militants in Lebanon.