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**United Nations Security Council Resolution 198**
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**Adopted:** 18 December 1964

**Meeting:** 1180th meeting of the UN Security Council

**Summary:**

Resolution 198 is a resolution adopted by the United Nations Security Council to extend the mandate of the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus for an additional three months. The resolution reaffirms previous resolutions on the subject, including Resolutions 186, 187, and 192.

**Background:**

The resolution was adopted after reaffirming the previous resolutions on Cyprus, which had been passed earlier in 1964 (Resolutions 186, 187, and 192). The Council extended the establishment of the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus for a further three months, until 26 March 1965.

**Key Provisions:**

* The resolution reaffirms the previous resolutions on Cyprus, including Resolutions 186, 187, and 192.
* The Council extends the period of stay of the UN Peacekeepers located in Cyprus for another three months until 26 March 1965.
* The resolution expresses satisfaction with the improvement of the situation on the island, as noted in the last Secretary-General's report.
* The Council reiterates its thanks to all States contributing to troops, police, supplies, and financial support for the implementation of Resolution 186.

**Implementation:**

The resolution was unanimously adopted by the UN Security Council on 18 December 1964. It was implemented by extending the mandate of the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus for an additional three months. The Secretary-General's efforts to implement previous resolutions were also acknowledged and appreciated.

**References:**

* Resolution 186 (1964)
* Resolution 187 (1964)
* Resolution 192 (1964)