UN says Israeli tanks burst through gates of peacekeeper base
- The United Nations reported that Israeli tanks breached the gates of a peacekeeping base in southern Lebanon, marking another violation, as stated by the UN.
- UNIFIL emphasized that its mandate allows freedom of movement, and restrictions on this are violations of Resolution 1701.
- UNIFIL labeled the breach in Ramyah as "a further flagrant violation of international law.
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UN says Israeli tanks burst into peacekeeper base, Israel gives different account - West Hawaii Today
JERUSALEM/NEW YORK — The United Nations said on Sunday Israeli tanks had burst through the gates of a base of its peacekeeping force in southern Lebanon, the latest accusation of Israeli violations and attacks denounced by its own allies.
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UN says Israeli tanks burst through gates of Lebanon facility, exploded shells ‘100m away’
The UN reported that Israeli tanks breached a peacekeeping base in Lebanon, causing damage and endangering personnel. The situation has escalated with US officials urging Israel to prioritise diplomatic solutions amid the ongoing conflict.
Representatives of the Organization of the United Nations announced the penetration of two Israeli tanks into the base of the peacekeeping forces during the operation in the south of Lebanon. The incident called the focus between the UN and Israel, as the parties give different versions of the proposal. According to the UN, on October 14, two Merkava tanks broke through the main gate of the base of the UNIFIL peacekeeping mission (UN Temporary F…
‘I’m surprised the UN haven’t fired back’ – anger as Israeli tank crashes through gate of peacekeeper base in Lebanon
The UN peacekeeping mission in southern Lebanon said Israeli tanks “forcibly entered” through the gate of one of its positions yesterday after Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu demanded the force leave the area.
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