Uganda approves sending troops to Gaza for international force proposed by Trump's Board of Peace
Summary
Uganda has approved sending troops to Gaza to join an international peacekeeping force proposed by President Donald Trump’s Board of Peace. The force aims to help secure Gaza after the Israel-Hamas conflict ends, alongside troops also pledged by Morocco.Key Facts
- Uganda’s parliament approved deploying troops to Gaza as part of the international force.
- The force was proposed by President Donald Trump’s Board of Peace in February.
- Morocco has also promised troops for this mission.
- The force would be led by American Major General Jasper Jeffers.
- The mission is planned to begin after Israeli troops gradually withdraw from Gaza.
- Uganda’s defense minister cited the country’s experience in peacekeeping in Somalia as a reason for participation.
- Some Ugandan lawmakers questioned the decision and expressed concerns about the country’s role.
- The peacekeeping force is linked to a ceasefire deal aiming for Israel to stop military actions and Hamas to end militant activity.
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