the un security council gets troops for military actions from member states.
where does the un security council get troops for military actions?
member states
on june 28, 2016, at a vote at un headquarters in new york, kazakhstan, having won 138 votes out of 193 un member states, for the first time was elected as a non-permanent member of the un security council for 2017–2018. kazakhstan's work in the un security council began on january 1, 2017. kazakhstan is the first state of central asia region that was elected to un security council. as a non-permanent member of un security council kazakhstan pays a great attention to the regional challenges and the issue of afghanistan, in particular such threats like terrorism growth, illegal drugs production, human trafficking, and also the presence of "islamic state" and al-qaida.
kazakhstan's membership in the united nations security council
kazakh officials have called upon the un security council to adopt a consolidated resolution on the escalation of conflict in lebanon. "kazakhstan calls the conflicting parties to an immediate ceasefire and considers it necessary that the un security council adopt a consolidated resolution on the escalation of conflict in lebanon," stated ilyas omarov, press secretary of the kazakh foreign ministry. "we deeply regret about the continuing escalation of the conflict causing sufferings of the peaceful population of lebanon, palestine, and israel. kazakhstan believes that military actions should not cause casualties among peaceful population or demolition of social infrastructure, as well as a humanitarian crisis," he stated. "a decision of israel to suspend the air strikes for 48 hours must become a first step on the way to cessation of military actions in the region."
international reactions to the 2006 lebanon war