UN Security Council
1996

and 1011 (1995), and underlining the need for Governments to take action to ensure the effective implementation of the embargo, Commending the members of the Commission of Inquiry for the excellent investigation they have conducted, Welcoming the assistance given to the Commission of Inquiry by some Governments, Noting with concern the continuing lack of full cooperation the Commission of Inquiry has received from other Governments, Gravely concerned by the finding of the Commission of Inquiry that certain Rwandan elements are receiving military training to conduct destabilizing raids into Rwanda, 96-10255 (E) /... S/RES/1053 (1996) Page 2 Deeply disturbed by the strong evidence presented by the Commission of Inquiry leading to the conclusion that it is highly probable that a violation of the arms embargo occurred, in particular by the sale of arms which took place in Seychelles in June 1994 and the subsequent two shipments of arms to Goma, Zaire from Seychelles destined for former Rwandan government forces, Noting that the Commission of Inquiry received strong indications from its