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AU, Somalia agree on troop numbers for new mission

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AUSSOM is expected to have 11,900 personnel operating on the ground in Somalia, including soldiers, police and civilian support staff, according to officials

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Africa: AU, Somalia Agree On Troop Numbers for New Mission

The federal government of Somalia and the African Union have agreed on the number of troop-contributing countries for a new AU mission following weeks of differences between Ethiopia and Somalia, and later on between Somalia and Burundi over the number of troops coming from each country.

8 days ago·South Africa

AU, Somalia agree on troop numbers for new mission

AUSSOM is expected to have 11,900 personnel operating on the ground in Somalia, including soldiers, police and civilian support staff, according to officials

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Somalia, AU Agree troop numbers in new Mission

Somali Federal Gov’t and the AFrican Union (AU), settled a disagreement over the number of troops allocated for countries contributing troops in the new African Union Mission in Somalia (AUSSOM). The row broke out between the AU and Somalia over the number of troops expected from Ethiopia and Burundi. Senior officer of the African Union (AU) who requested anonymity told VOA that Burundian troops serving in the African Union Mission in Somalia (A…

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