UN Probe Attributes Indonesian Peacekeeper Deaths in Lebanon to Israeli Fire and Hezbollah IED
A UN investigation concluded that an Indonesian peacekeeper was killed by Israeli fire and two others by a Hezbollah improvised explosive device (IED) in separate incidents in Lebanon.
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Preliminary UN probe says Israel and likely Hezbollah responsible for peacekeeper deaths
Read full article →UN probe blames Israeli fire, Hezbollah IED for peacekeeper deaths in Lebanon - The Straits Times
UN probe blames Israeli fire, Hezbollah IED for peacekeeper deaths in Lebanon The Straits Times
Read full article →Peacekeepers likely killed by Israel and Hezbollah - UN
Three UN peacekeepers who died in Lebanon last month were likely killed by Israeli tank fire in one incident and by a Hezbollah improvised explosive device in another, according to a preliminary United Nations probe shared last night.
Read full article →Preliminary UN probe blames Israel and likely Hezbollah for peacekeeper deaths
The Indonesian peacekeepers were killed in two separate incidents in southern Lebanon, with UN spokesperson Stephane Dujarric calling the incidents "unacceptable."
Read full article →UN probe: Israeli fire, Hezbollah IED killed Indonesian peacekeepers in Lebanon
An Indonesian peacekeeper was killed on Mar 29 when a projectile exploded near a UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) position. The next day, two other soldiers were killed in an explosion that destroyed their vehicle.
Read full article →UN peacekeepers in Lebanon killed by Israeli tank fire and Hezbollah bomb
A UN probe found that UNIFIL troops had alerted Israeli forces of their positions in the days before the attack.
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