Eritrea: UN votes to lift sanctions

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There is a security meeting for the UN council that oversees the general security of the universe. United Nations Security Council will hold a voting session today.

The vote is set to lift a decade-old artillery ban and beset sanctions on Eritrea.

This comes amid speculations of undercover involvement of the deep state in illegal guns smuggling and sponsoring of terrorist and rebels.

The country recently made a truce with Ethiopia and calmed down their heated relationship with the Kingdom of Djibouti.

The sources close to diplomats in the United Nations says that the council has 15 members who vote independently. Some unanimous sources say they are going to engage what is termed as “British drafted resolution.”

Eritrea representatives denied allegation of the State backing rebels and militia organizations.

For Eritrea to be safe they need to garner 9 votes out of the total 15.

However, if the worlds VITO powers nations abstain from voting the vote will be unanimous. The Eritreans have hopes in their foreign experts work and are hoping for the ban to be lifted at the end of the meeting.

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