The UN Security Council adopted on Friday a resolution approving the EU naval mission to intercept and seize migrant trafficker vessels in the Mediterranean.
The UK-drafted resolution provides greater legitimacy to the Operation Sophia, which was launched on Wednesday, allowing warships from several European states to board, search and seize vessels suspected of trafficking migrants in international waters from Libya to Europe.
The European Union is currently grappling with a major refugee crisis, with thousands of migrants attempting to reach EU member states through various routes, mainly by crossing the Mediterranean.
In late June, the European Union launched the EUNAVFOR (European Union Naval Force) Med mission directed against human traffickers who smuggle migrants from North Africa to Europe.
(Sputnik)
9/10/15
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The UK-drafted resolution provides greater legitimacy to the Operation Sophia, which was launched on Wednesday, allowing warships from several European states to board, search and seize vessels suspected of trafficking migrants in international waters from Libya to Europe.
The European Union is currently grappling with a major refugee crisis, with thousands of migrants attempting to reach EU member states through various routes, mainly by crossing the Mediterranean.
In late June, the European Union launched the EUNAVFOR (European Union Naval Force) Med mission directed against human traffickers who smuggle migrants from North Africa to Europe.
(Sputnik)
9/10/15
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