UN Notes Continued Violations and Announces Plans to Ramp Up Humanitarian Aid in the South - Beirut Today
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Lebanese President Joseph Aoun stated that the continuation of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) mission is the most suitable option for the coming period, but if this is not possible, an alternative international force should be established.
The UN is examining options to maintain a presence in Lebanon after the end of the current mission, the UN Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations said today, calling for a quick decision to prepare for the transition.
UN Notes Continued Violations and Announces Plans to Ramp Up Humanitarian Aid in the South - Beirut Today
United Nations peacekeepers in Lebanon have expanded humanitarian assistance and critical infrastructure restoration efforts as violence has declined in recent weeks. Their activities include ensuring the safe passage of aid convoys and restoring essential services such as healthcare and water. The UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) has helped repair and maintain water infrastructure in towns and villages across southern Lebanon and continues to neutralize unexploded ordnance, which, according to UN News, “now litter southern Lebanon and threaten local communities.” […]
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