An Indonesian UN peacekeeper died from wounds sustained in a March 29 attack on his base in Lebanon, bringing the total number of peacekeepers killed in recent hostilities to six, according to an announcement Friday by the UN mission in Lebanon. The death highlights escalating dangers facing UN personnel deployed in the region amid ongoing Middle East tensions. French President Emmanuel Macron responded to the casualties by urging the European Union to intensify efforts to restore regional stability while arriving at an EU summit in Cyprus.
Death of Indonesian UN Peacekeeper in Lebanon
- ▪The attack on the Indonesian UN peacekeeper's base in Lebanon occurred on March 29
- ▪The UN mission in Lebanon announced on Friday that an Indonesian peacekeeper had died from wounds sustained in an attack
- ▪An Indonesian UN peacekeeper died from wounds sustained in a March 29 attack on the peacekeeper's base in Lebanon
French President Macron's Call for EU Action in Middle East
- ▪French President Emmanuel Macron made statements about EU efforts in the Middle East while arriving at an EU summit in Cyprus
- ▪French President Emmanuel Macron urged the European Union to intensify its efforts to help restore stability in the Middle East
- ▪An EU summit was held in Cyprus where French President Emmanuel Macron arrived
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