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UN Security Council

Great Britain · Warfare / Falklands War. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

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Chronological records

1982

Margaret Hilda Thatcher1 April 1982

Falkland Islands · Warfare / Falklands War

UN Security Council meets at Britain's request and calls for restraint and avoidance of force

Anthony Parsons3 April 1982

Falkland Islands · Warfare / Falklands War

The United Kingdom's United Nations ambassador Sir Anthony Parsons submits a draft resolution to the United Nations Security Council, the resolution, which condemned the hostilities and demanded immediate Argentine withdrawal from the Islands

Anthony Parsons3 April 1982

New York · Warfare / Falklands War

Submits a British draft resolution after the invasion.

Margaret Hilda Thatcher3 April 1982

Falkland Islands · Warfare / Falklands War

The United Kingdom's United Nations ambassador Sir Anthony Parsons submits a draft resolution to the United Nations Security Council, the resolution, which condemned the hostilities and demanded immediate Argentine withdrawal from the Islands

Margaret Hilda Thatcher3 April 1982

Falkland Islands · Warfare / Falklands War

UN Security Council passes Resolution 502 by 10 votes to 1 (with 4 abstentions) demanding immediate Argentine withdrawal from the Islands - Argentina refuses to comply

Anthony Parsons4 April 1982

Falkland Islands · Warfare / Falklands War

The United Nations resolution is adopted by the council United Nations Security Council Resolution 502, which passes with ten votes in support, one against (Panama) and four abstentions (China, the Soviet Union, Poland and Spain)

Margaret Hilda Thatcher26 May 1982

Falkland Islands · Warfare / Falklands War

UN Security Council Resolution 505 instructs de Cuellar to seek negotiated settlement

Names involved

Anthony ParsonsMargaret Hilda Thatcher

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