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A Security Council meeting on Kosovo was scheduled for 20 October, but the UN’s published meeting page does not give an account of its proceedings.
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The UN Security Council was scheduled to discuss Kosovo on 20 October, with the Secretary-General’s latest report on the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK) on the agenda. The UN’s meeting page identifies the session as its 10250th meeting but contains no account of what happened. [3]
The UN media alert listed the meeting for 3pm in the Security Council Chamber. The report, covering 16 March to 15 September 2026, was among the documents listed by the UN that day. [Sources 1, 2]
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