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Middle East and Africa 4 months ago
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Indonesia presses ahead with UNIFIL deployment despite safety concerns
The Foreign Ministry confirmed that 744 Indonesian Military (TNI) personnel are scheduled to depart for the conflict-hit region on May 22 as part of the regular rotation of Indonesian peacekeepers stationed in southern Lebanon.
Middle East and Africa 5 months ago
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Indonesia calls for stronger protection for peacekeepers
Chief Pvt. Rico Pramudia, who was injured during an attack by Israeli forces in Lebanon on March 29, died from his wounds on April 24, bringing the total casualties among United Nations peacekeepers in the country to six.
Middle East and Africa 5 months ago
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Calls grow for Indonesia to reassess Lebanon deployment
Calls are mounting for a thorough review of Indonesia’s peacekeeping deployment to Lebanon following last week’s fatal incidents, with some urging a full suspension of the mission as ongoing Israeli attacks continue to claim lives and heighten risks for troops on the ground.
Middle East and Africa 5 months ago
Indonesia slams 'unacceptable' peacekeeper casualties in Lebanon
The government urged the United Nations Security Council to hold a meeting between UNIFIL-contributing countries to take measures to enhance the protection of personnel serving with the peacekeeping force.
Middle East and Africa 5 months ago
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Families, comrades mourn Indonesian soldiers killed in Lebanon
As Israel’s military offensive in Lebanon intensifies, Farizal Rhomadhon’s family in Kulon Progo, Yogyakarta, mourns the sudden loss of the peacekeeper, whose last call with his father ended abruptly before his death.
Middle East and Africa 5 months ago
Indonesia calls for UNSC meeting after peacekeepers killed
"The safety of peacekeeping troops must be the top priority. All parties to the conflict are urged to respect international humanitarian law and ensure the security of peacekeeping personnel," Defense Ministry spokesman Brig. Gen. Rico Ricardo Sirait said in a statement.
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