Two UN peacekeepers killed in ambush while on patrol in South Sudan, seven others injured
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An ambush targeting a United Nations patrol in South Sudan has resulted in the deaths of two UN peacekeepers, with seven others sustaining injuries. In response to the attack, the UN mission in the country has demanded an immediate and thorough investigation into the incident.
International authorities have emphasized the gravity of the assault, noting that attacks directed against UN peacekeepers can amount to war crimes under international law. Meanwhile, national defense officials in Ireland confirmed that none of their peacekeeping troops are currently stationed in Sudan.
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Independent.ie (Dublin, Ireland) (IE)Clarifying the absence of domestic Irish peacekeeping troops in the region
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