False: The U.N. peacekeeping force is responsible for implementing and maintaining peace and security in conflict-affected areas, but they do not carry out the majority of the resolutions from the U.N. The resolutions are adopted by the U.N. General Assembly or the U.N. Security Council, and they cover a wide range of issues beyond peacekeeping, including human rights, development, and international law. The U.N. peacekeeping force is just one mechanism through which the U.N. implements its resolutions.
