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UN says 3 peacekeepers killed in southern Lebanon in 24 hours

Three Indonesian peacekeepers were killed in two separate explosions amid intensified Israel-Hezbollah hostilities; over 340 peacekeepers have died since UNIFIL's 1978 mission began.

  • Three United Nations peacekeepers were killed and several others wounded in a 24-hour period in southern Lebanon amid clashes between Israel and Hezbollah.
  • The United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon patrols the area around Lebanon's southern border with Israel and has lost around 340 members since its 1978 inception.
  • UNIFIL's mandate, involving around 8,200 peacekeepers from 47 countries, is set to end on December 31, 2026, with a withdrawal planned for 2027.
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Three United Nations peacekeepers killed in Lebanon

The United Nations peacekeeping mission in southern Lebanon says three peacekeepers have been killed in less than 24 hours.

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Video - The United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (Final) announced the death on Monday of two peacekeepers in a "explosion" in southern Lebanon, following another deadly incident on the border.

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