UN Security Council
1993

indirectly could jeopardize the implementation of the Peace Accords, especially from providing any form of direct or indirect military assistance to the National Union, or any other support to the National Union inconsistent with the peace process, 12. Expresses its readiness to consider the imposition of measures under the Charter of the United Nations, including a embargo on the sale or supply to the National Union of arms and related matériel and other military assistance, to prevent it from pursuing its military actions, unless by 15 September 1993 the Secretary-General has reported that an effective cease-fire has been established and that agreement has been reached on the full implementation of the Peace Accords and relevant Security Council resolutions, 13. Recognizes the legitimate rights of the Government of Angola, and in this regard welcomes the provision of assistance to the Government in support of the democratic process; 14. Welcomes the steps taken by the Secretary-General to implement the emergency humanitarian assistance plan, 15. Takes note of statements by the National Union that it will