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--for the United Nations by American University professor Tom Farer found Aidid responsible for the Pakistani deaths. Following that investigation, the United Nations issued a warrant for Aidid's arrest and offered a $25,000 reward for his capture, and the Clinton administration sent 400 Rangers to Somalia to hunt for Aidid.
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U.N. Security Council votes to give up manhunt for Aidid
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They sent the U.S. Army's elite Rangers to arrest him. They put a $25,000 price on his head. Now the United Nations is officially giving up the manhunt for Somali warlord Mohamed Farrah Aidid.
The Clinton administration, stung by public anger over the deaths of U.S. soldiers in what was supposed to be a humanitarian relief mission, sees the move as part of the preparation for a complete U.S. troop withdrawal from Somalia by March 31.
The Security Council voted unanimously last night to call off the search and launch a new inquiry into attacks on U.N. peacekeepers in Somalia.
Aidid has been blamed for many of those attacks, but the Security Council is backing off its condemnation of him in hopes of including him in efforts to find a political solution for Somalia. Many observers believe that any settlement ultimately include Aidid.
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Washington hopes to ease tensions in Somalia so civil war, chaos and starvation don't return when the American troops leave.
The Security Council resolution also said the United Nations should "make appropriate provision" for people in detention — an oblique suggestion that Aidid's detained aides may be released.
The United Nations is holding 35 Somalis, including three of Aidid's top aides. Eight other detainees were released yesterday.
The United Nations has already moved away from hunting down Aidid in the past month.
The vote last night canceled a June 6 Security Council resolution that indirectly blamed Aidid for the killings of 24 Pakistani peacekeepers and said the perpetrators of the attack should be arrested and tried.
The new resolution asks Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali to "suspend arrest actions" in Somalia and begin a new investigation into that and other attacks.
An investigation conducted earlier
U. S. special envoy Robert Oakley arrived in Somalia late yesterday to continue pushing for political reconciliation. A State Department official said there are no plans for a meeting with Aidid but that Oakley will confer with Aidid's aides.
Aidid, a powerful force mainly in south Mogadishu and parts of central Somalia, has so far stayed away from efforts to set up local councils that would lead to a transitional government. Instead, he set up his own committees in some parts of the country.
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