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Loyalist units 'to be wound up' Loyalist units 'to be wound up'
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The Ulster Defence Association is expected to make a major announcement about its future on Rembrance Sunday. The Ulster Defence Association is expected to make a major announcement about its future on Remembrance Sunday.
It is understood the organisation may announce that it is to stand down some of its units and call for an end to all criminal activity.It is understood the organisation may announce that it is to stand down some of its units and call for an end to all criminal activity.
However, the group is not expected to give any commitment that it will decommission its weapons.However, the group is not expected to give any commitment that it will decommission its weapons.
The DUP junior minister Ian Paisley Junior said the UDA should be judged on its actions and not on its words.The DUP junior minister Ian Paisley Junior said the UDA should be judged on its actions and not on its words.
Mr Paisely said unionists would analyse carefully any move from the UDA.Mr Paisely said unionists would analyse carefully any move from the UDA.
"Ordinary loyalist communities don't want pariahs on their back," he said."Ordinary loyalist communities don't want pariahs on their back," he said.
"They want to see the actions, the gangsterism, all going away."They want to see the actions, the gangsterism, all going away.
"So, let's look at the actions and if we are now seeing movement in the right direction, I, of course, will not be churlish."."So, let's look at the actions and if we are now seeing movement in the right direction, I, of course, will not be churlish.".