Uganda approves sending troops for international force in Gaza
Summary
Uganda has received permission from its parliament to send troops to Gaza as part of an international peacekeeping force. This force, proposed by President Donald Trump’s Board of Peace, aims to maintain peace and help rebuild after the conflict between Israel and Hamas.Key Facts
- Uganda’s parliament approved sending troops to join an international peacekeeping force in Gaza.
- The defense minister introduced the motion for troop deployment.
- Morocco has also promised to send troops for this mission.
- The force is called the International Stabilization Force for Gaza.
- It was proposed in February by President Donald Trump’s Board of Peace.
- A U.S. general, Maj. Gen. Jasper Jeffers, will lead the force.
- The force plans to have 20,000 troops.
- The peacekeeping force will arrive in Gaza after Israel completes a step-by-step withdrawal from the area as part of a recent deal.
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