US EditionKenyan UN peacekeeper killed in an ambush in the Central African Republic, spokesperson says
- A Kenyan peacekeeper was killed during a U.N. Patrol near Tabant in the Central African Republic, according to the United Nations.
- Florence Marchal stated that U.N. Secretary-General’s Special Representative Valentine Rugwabiza condemned the attack and expressed shock at the violence against peacekeepers.
- The ambush was reportedly carried out by the A Zande Anikpigbe militia, according to Amadou Bi Djobdi.
- Maxime Balalu reassured that authorities would do everything possible to bring the perpetrators to justice.
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Central African Republic: UN Chief Strongly Condemns Killing of Kenyan Peacekeeper in Central African Republic
The UN Secretary-General on Saturday strongly condemned an attack on peacekeepers serving with UN mission MINUSCA in the Central African Republic which left one Kenyan 'blue helmet' dead.
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UN chief strongly condemns killing of Kenyan peacekeeper in Central African Republic
The UN Secretary-General on Saturday strongly condemned an attack on peacekeepers serving with UN mission MINUSCA in the Central African Republic which left one Kenyan ‘blue helmet’ dead.
·New York, United States
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