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Indonesia presses warring parties to respect international law after peacekeeper killed in Lebanon
Indonesia urged warring parties in the Middle East to respect international humanitarian law after three of its peacekeepers were killed in Lebanon. — Unsplash pic

JAKARTA, March 31 — Indonesia urged warring parties in the Middle East “to respect international humanitarian law” after three of its peacekeepers were killed in Lebanon.

“The safety of peacekeeping troops must be the top priority. All parties to the conflict are urged to respect international humanitarian law and ensure the security of peacekeeping personnel,” defence ministry spokesman Rico Ricardo Sirait said in a statement. — AFP

 

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