The success of UN peacekeeping missions has been inhibited by all of the following except A) lack of financial support from member countries. B) failure to include larger powers such as the United States and China in peacekeeping efforts. C) lack of political support from member-countries. D) lack of consensus within the UN on when to authorize peacekeeping missions.

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The statement that the failure to include larger powers such as the United States and China in peacekeeping efforts inhibits the success of UN peacekeeping missions is incorrect. In fact, the involvement of larger powers can often enhance the effectiveness of peacekeeping efforts. The other options - lack of financial support, lack of political support, and lack of consensus within the UN - are all known hindrances to the success of UN peacekeeping missions.

The Success of UN Peacekeeping Missions Has Been Inhibited by All