United Congress Monitoring Authority for Ruthen
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| United Congress Monitoring Authority for Ruthen | |
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| Beobachtungsmacht des Vereinigten Kongresses für Ruthen (Ruthish) | |
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| Active | 22 July 1999 – present (25 years, 4 months) |
| Allegiance |  United Congress |
| Engagements | Six-Day War (1999) |
| Website | www |
| Commanders | |
| Commander UCMAR/WSIR | General X (Royal Waldish Army) |
| Deputy Commander | Lieutenant General X (Fallish Army) |
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| Flag |  |
The United Congress Monitoring Authority for Ruthen (UCMAR) is a multinational peacekeeping force established by the United Congress to support the Republic of Ruthen and fight the People's Republic of Ruthen during the Six-Day War from 22 to 26 July 1999, and to prevent a recurrence of hostilities following the 26 July armistice.
Two days after the beginning of the invasion of East Ruthen, the United Congress Security Council adopted Resolution 1233 and authorized the assembly of a military force of some 12 volunteering UC member states to liberate territories occupied by West Ruthen or force a withdrawal of its forces by 27 July. While Waldrich and the Nordbund members provided the bulk of military personnel and funding, all participants formally fought under the "auspices of the UC" and operated under a combined command structure aimed at collective security.
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