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rs il may consider appropriate.
Article SO
without prejudice to the provi-
sIOnS of Articles 1887, the Security
Council may. if al! the parties to
amy dispute SO request. make recon-
mcnidtiOnS TO the parties with a
view to d pacific settlement of the
dispute
CHAPTER VII
Action With Respect to Threats to
the Peace. Breaches of the Peace.
ard Acts of Aggression
Article SO
The Security Council shall deter
m;uC the existence of any threat TO
The pcac" breach of the peace. or
act ot aggression and shall make
recommendations or decide what
III assures shall be taken in accord
aNcc with Articles IL and 10. to
maintain or restore international
p'nc, and security
Article 40
I'm order to prevent an aggrava-
tlou r, the situation. the Security
Council may, before making the
recommendation or deciding upon
tho measures provided fOr in Article
IL cali upon tn" parties concerned
20 comply with such provisional
measures as It deems necessary or
desirable Such provisional meas
uros shall be without prejudice to
The li-htS. claims or position of the
nartiTN concerned. The Security
Council shall duly take account OF
failure 70 cn1npiy with such provi-
Sional measures.
Article Al
Tho Security Council may decide
what measures not involving the use
ut AIMED force are to be employed
t0 4iv2 effect to its decisions. and it
:nay call upon the Members of the
UNl'Cd Nations to apply such meas
ares These may include complete
0r partial interruption Of economic
relations and Of rail. sea, air postal,
tclc-rdphlC, radio. and other means
of communication. and the sever
anco OF diplomatic relations.
Article AZ
Should the Security Council con-
slider that measures provided for in
Article fl wGuld he inadequate 81
have proved to he inadequate, it
NAV take such action by air, sea,
or land forces as may be necessary
TO maintain or restore international
peace and security Such action may
include demonstrations, blockade,
and other operations by air, sea, or
land forces of Members of the
| nitcd Nations.
Article 43
L. All members OF the United Ma
tlcnS. in order to contribute to the
maintenance of international peace
and security. undertake to make
available to the Security Council, on
its cali and in accordance with
special agreement or agreements.
armed forces. assistance, and facili-
tics. including rights of passage.
necessary for the purpose of main
tanning International peace and Sc
curity.
, such agreement or agreements
shall govern the numbers and types
OF forces. their degree of readiness
ana general location. and the nature
y; the facilities and assistance to be
provided
3 The agreement or agreements
shall be negotiated as soon as posi-
hlc III th7 initiative Of the Security
Council They shall be concluded
between the Security Council and
Members or between the Security
Council and groups of Members and
Shall be subject to ratification by
thc SiCnltOry states in accordance
with tfCir constitutional processes.
Article IA
When tho Security Council has
decided to use force it shall before
calling upon a Member not repre-
s"utod on it to provide armed forces
in fultillmCnt of the obligations as
aumci under Article 43. invite that
Member. if the Member so desires,
10 participate in the decisions OF the
Security Council concerning the en-
NlOyment of COntlngentS OF tnat
Members armed forces.
Article As
In order to enable the United
Nations to tal'c urgent military
measures. Members shall hold i'm
mediatclv available national airforce
cnntingentS for comb .led interna-
tionaI enforcement act ION. The
strength and degree of readiness OF
thcSe contingents and plans Tor thelr
combined action shall be determined,
within the limits laid down in the
special agreement or agreements re-
fcrred to in Article 43. by the Sc
Curitv Council with the assistance OF
the Military Staff Committee.
Article 46
Plans for the application OF armed
force shall be made by the Security
Council with the assistance of the
Military Staff Committee.