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Opposition leaders lash out at 'unbalanced' Ban report on 1701
By Patrick Galey
Daily Star staff
Thursday, November 05, 2009

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Opposition politicians rushed on Wednesday to condemn the UN Secretary General's report on Resolution 1701, calling it "unbalanced" and free of any "practical steps" that could end Israeli violations of Lebanon's sovereignty. Ban Ki-moon's 11th report on the implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 1701 warned that the continuing presence of weapons.


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