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Two U.N. peacekeepers from Ethiopia killed in South Sudan ambush

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On Monday, an ambush in South Sudan's Jonglei State resulted in the deaths of two United Nations peacekeepers from Ethiopia. Seven other individuals were injured in the attack, which was carried out by unidentified gunmen against a UN patrol in the eastern region.

The incident brings the total number of peacekeepers killed in the line of duty worldwide to nine for the year, according to statements released by the United Nations.

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Daily Maverick (ZA) Highlights the broader global toll on peacekeepers and Ethiopian nationality.
UN News Focuses on the operational details of the patrol attack by unidentified gunmen.
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