Situation 2:Coffee break talk about mission differ...
Maj.Tomas:It’s nice to enjoy the coffee break during the heavy work，don’t you？
Cpt.Li:Yes.It is always good to take away the stress after going through a lot of work.
Maj.Tomas:Restoration of national authority，rehabilitation of IDP，supervision of ceasefire between factions.Ah，this mission！
Cpt.Li:Is this the first UN peacekeeping mission for you？
Maj.Tomas:No.My first one was in the UN Military Observer Group for India and Pakistan.
Cpt.Li:Was it complicated？
Maj.Tomas:It was the 1st generation peacekeeping mission.Political officers and military observers played the main roles.
Cpt.Li:Well，the missions in DRC，Mali，South Sudan are really difficult as they are all multi-dimentional ones，but those in Lebanon，West Sahara，and Syria are simpler.
Maj.Tomas:I also think so.In most cases，human rights，humanitarian aids，reconstruction and rehabilitation will see an overstaffed，long-time running and high-cost mission.
Cpt.Li:Yes，and don’t forget the UNPOL.
Maj.Tomas:The coffee break is always too short for me.It is time to get back to my desk now.See you then！
Cpt.Li:See you！