EU Moves to Launch Security Mission in Lebanon as UNIFIL Mandate Nears Expiry
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The European Union will launch a Lebanese Army training mission in the coming months, but without replacing the current UN mission, said Tuesday its chief of diplomacy Kaja Kallas. ...
EU moves to launch security mission in Lebanon as UNIFIL mandate nears expiry
The European Union is preparing to establish a new mission aimed at supporting Lebanon’s Internal Security Forces (ISF), marking a potentially significant expansion of European involvement in the country’s security sector. More than 10 EU member states have indicated their willingness to contribute personnel and resources to the proposed initiative, according to EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas. Speaking at a press briefing in Brussels on Sep…
These processes in the EU are underway at the same time as the mandate of the UN peacekeeping force expires at the end of the year.
EU planning mission to train Lebanese army
The EU said Tuesday it was looking to launch a mission to train the Lebanese army in the coming months — but said it would not replace the UN peacekeeping force. The United Nations peacekeeping force in southern Lebanon, UNIFIL, has roughly 7,500 personnel from nearly 50 countries, and has been in place since 1978. […] The post EU planning mission to train Lebanese army appeared first on Insider Paper.
European Union: Defence Ministers are today looking into the European mission to support the Lebanese Armed Forces. The post of European support to the Lebanese Armed Forces appeared first on Beirut 24.
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