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Over 400 academics and university workers in Ireland have urged the Taoiseach to reconsider plans to abolish the Triple Lock mechanism, which governs the deployment of Irish troops abroad.
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Irish troops in South Lebanon are well, accounted for and prepared for "this period of heightened intensity," a spokesman for the Defence Forces has said.
An Indonesian peacekeeper serving with a U.N. mission in southern Lebanon has been killed by Israeli fire, raising fresh concerns over the safety of international forces and prompting calls for an urgent UN Security Council meeting.
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McEntee said that the government is exploring options to “try and get as many people home safely”.
An Indonesian United Nations peacekeeping mission (UNIFIL) soldier was killed and another seriously injured in southern Lebanon when a projectile exploded at one of its positions. The origin of the projectile remains unknown, and an investigation has been launched to determine the circumstances.
An IDF spokesman issued a warning for residents north of the Litani River in South Lebanon to evacuate for their safety, indicating impending major military action in the area where Irish troops are based.
About 380 Irish troops are stationed in bases throughout the region