the united states owns the united nations building in new york.
the united states owns the united nations building in new york.
who owns the united nations building in new york?
the united states
two car bombs containing 800 kg (1,700 lb) of explosives each were used in the bombings. the first explosion occurred in the ben aknoun district, near the supreme constitutional court. this was followed ten minutes later by a second blast on the road that separates the united nations offices from the offices of the unhcr (united nations high commissioner for refugees) in the hydra neighborhood. the united nations building partially collapsed in the explosion while the unhcr offices were "leveled" according to a unhcr official. the united nations building housed the offices of the un development programme (undp), the world food programme (wfp), the international labour organization (ilo), the un industrial development organization (unido), the joint un programme on hiv/aids (unaids), the department of safety and security (dss) and the population fund (unfpa). the collapsed section mainly housed the undp.
december 11, 2007 algiers bombings
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