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Israeli Army Assists UN Forces In 'Repelling Attack' In Syria
The Israeli army said Saturday that its troops were assisting UN peacekeepers in the Syrian-controlled part of the Golan Heights in repelling an attack "by armed individuals".
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3 Killed, UN Peacekeepers Injured In Latest Israeli Airstrikes On Lebanon
The Lebanese army said an Israeli strike on a vehicle near a checkpoint in the southern city of Sidon on Thursday killed three people and wounded troops and UN peacekeepers.
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European Union Won't Pull Back UN Troops From South Lebanon, Austrian Minister Says
EU countries that contribute to UN peacekeeping force UNIFIL in Lebanon have no intention of pulling back from south Lebanon of the country despite Israeli calls.
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UN Says Israeli Tanks Burst Into Peacekeeper Base, Israel Gives Different Account
The United Nations said on Sunday Israeli tanks had burst through the gates of a base of its peacekeeping force in southern Lebanon, the latest accusation of violations and attacks that have been denounced by Israel's own allies.
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Israel Strikes Central Beirut, Killing 22, Injuring 117, Hezbollah Figure Targeted
Israel pounded central Beirut with a deadly air strike on Thursday while its ground troops in Lebanon were accused of firing on the UN's peacekeeping headquarters, injuring two of them.
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UN Says 2 Peacekeepers Injured In Israeli Fire On Headquarters In Lebanon
The UN peacekeeping force in Lebanon UNIFIL said Israeli tank fire on its headquarters in the country's south on Thursday wounded two of its members, as Israeli troops battle Hezbollah militants on the border.
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Watch: Indian Soldiers Win Tug Of War Against Chinese Troops In Sudan
Indian troops deployed in Sudan as part of a UN Peacekeeping mission emerged victorious in a remarkable Tug of War contest against their Chinese counterparts, as confirmed by Army officials.
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UK MP Who Told Activist To 'Go Back To Bahrain' Guilty Of Racial Abuse
A British lawmaker who once commanded UN peacekeeping troops in Bosnia was fined on Friday, after being found guilty of racial abuse.
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143 Indian Troops Died On Duty In Africa Under UN Peacekeeping Missions
A total of 143 Indian troops died on duty in Africa under UN peacekeeping missions since the United Nation's inception, the government said on Thursday.
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UN Peacekeeping Chief Jean-Pierre Lacroix To Visit India This Month
The United Nations peacekeeping chief is undertaking a visit to India, among the largest troop contributing countries for its operations.
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UN Official Lauds Indian Troops For Thwarting Attack In Congo
Indian peacekeepers, as well as Blue Helmets from other nations, pushed back an attack by an armed group in Congo, a top UN official has said, lauding the peacekeepers' efforts and "proactive role" in countering these assaults on the civilian populat
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India Calls For "Well-Planned Transitions" Of UN Peacekeeping Missions
India, among largest troop contributing countries to UN peacekeeping, said that drawdown of peacekeeping missions should not be driven by the temptation for austerity, cautioning that the cost of relapsing is much higher than the short-term savings.
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China Pledges 3,00,000 Coronavirus Vaccine Doses For UN Peacekeepers
China will give United Nations peacekeeping troops 300,000 doses of coronavirus vaccine, the Chinese diplomatic mission to the UN said Monday, bolstering the 200,000 doses already pledged by India to protect 100,000 soldiers and police officers deployed in peace missions.
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UN Troops Recapture Central African City From Armed Group
UN peacekeeping troops said they have retaken control of a city in the Central African Republic captured two weeks ago by armed groups waging an offensive against the government of President Faustin Archange Touadera.
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Indian Troops To Undergo Two Covid Tests Before Induction In South Sudan
Indian troops for UN peacekeeping in South Sudan are training hard at an army camp before their induction and will undergo two COVID-19 tests before being sent to that country, senior officials said on Friday.
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Israeli Army Assists UN Forces In 'Repelling Attack' In Syria
The Israeli army said Saturday that its troops were assisting UN peacekeepers in the Syrian-controlled part of the Golan Heights in repelling an attack "by armed individuals".
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3 Killed, UN Peacekeepers Injured In Latest Israeli Airstrikes On Lebanon
The Lebanese army said an Israeli strike on a vehicle near a checkpoint in the southern city of Sidon on Thursday killed three people and wounded troops and UN peacekeepers.
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European Union Won't Pull Back UN Troops From South Lebanon, Austrian Minister Says
EU countries that contribute to UN peacekeeping force UNIFIL in Lebanon have no intention of pulling back from south Lebanon of the country despite Israeli calls.
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UN Says Israeli Tanks Burst Into Peacekeeper Base, Israel Gives Different Account
The United Nations said on Sunday Israeli tanks had burst through the gates of a base of its peacekeeping force in southern Lebanon, the latest accusation of violations and attacks that have been denounced by Israel's own allies.
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Israel Strikes Central Beirut, Killing 22, Injuring 117, Hezbollah Figure Targeted
Israel pounded central Beirut with a deadly air strike on Thursday while its ground troops in Lebanon were accused of firing on the UN's peacekeeping headquarters, injuring two of them.
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UN Says 2 Peacekeepers Injured In Israeli Fire On Headquarters In Lebanon
The UN peacekeeping force in Lebanon UNIFIL said Israeli tank fire on its headquarters in the country's south on Thursday wounded two of its members, as Israeli troops battle Hezbollah militants on the border.
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Watch: Indian Soldiers Win Tug Of War Against Chinese Troops In Sudan
Indian troops deployed in Sudan as part of a UN Peacekeeping mission emerged victorious in a remarkable Tug of War contest against their Chinese counterparts, as confirmed by Army officials.
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UK MP Who Told Activist To 'Go Back To Bahrain' Guilty Of Racial Abuse
A British lawmaker who once commanded UN peacekeeping troops in Bosnia was fined on Friday, after being found guilty of racial abuse.
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143 Indian Troops Died On Duty In Africa Under UN Peacekeeping Missions
A total of 143 Indian troops died on duty in Africa under UN peacekeeping missions since the United Nation's inception, the government said on Thursday.
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UN Peacekeeping Chief Jean-Pierre Lacroix To Visit India This Month
The United Nations peacekeeping chief is undertaking a visit to India, among the largest troop contributing countries for its operations.
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UN Official Lauds Indian Troops For Thwarting Attack In Congo
Indian peacekeepers, as well as Blue Helmets from other nations, pushed back an attack by an armed group in Congo, a top UN official has said, lauding the peacekeepers' efforts and "proactive role" in countering these assaults on the civilian populat
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India Calls For "Well-Planned Transitions" Of UN Peacekeeping Missions
India, among largest troop contributing countries to UN peacekeeping, said that drawdown of peacekeeping missions should not be driven by the temptation for austerity, cautioning that the cost of relapsing is much higher than the short-term savings.
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China Pledges 3,00,000 Coronavirus Vaccine Doses For UN Peacekeepers
China will give United Nations peacekeeping troops 300,000 doses of coronavirus vaccine, the Chinese diplomatic mission to the UN said Monday, bolstering the 200,000 doses already pledged by India to protect 100,000 soldiers and police officers deployed in peace missions.
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UN Troops Recapture Central African City From Armed Group
UN peacekeeping troops said they have retaken control of a city in the Central African Republic captured two weeks ago by armed groups waging an offensive against the government of President Faustin Archange Touadera.
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Indian Troops To Undergo Two Covid Tests Before Induction In South Sudan
Indian troops for UN peacekeeping in South Sudan are training hard at an army camp before their induction and will undergo two COVID-19 tests before being sent to that country, senior officials said on Friday.
