Onu, two blue helmets killed in an ambush in South Sudan
"A violence so lethal against our staff committed to supporting peace in South Sudan is unacceptable," said Anita Kiki Gbeho,..
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"A violence so lethal against our staff committed to supporting peace in South Sudan is unacceptable," said Anita Kiki Gbeho, Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General and Head of Unmiss. The UNmiss said he had deployed a " Rapid Reaction Force" in the area. In addition to the two blue helmets killed, there would be other wounded: three blue helmets, two agents of the National Police Service of South Sudan and two members of civilian personnel.
Furthermore, "I urge the competent authorities to conduct an in-depth and timely investigation to ensure that they are responsible for justice," he added. The United Nations Mission in South Sudan (Unmiss) reports that the attack, carried out by "unidentified armed individuals", occurred while a patrol was heading towards the city of Pajut and could "establish a war crime".
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"A violence so lethal against our staff committed to supporting peace in South Sudan is unacceptable," said Anita Kiki Gbeho, Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General and Head of Unmiss.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe UNmiss said he had deployed a " Rapid Reaction Force" in the area.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesIn addition to the two blue helmets killed, there would be other wounded: three blue helmets, two agents of the National Police Service of South Sudan and two members of civilian personnel.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesOnu, two blue helmets killed in an ambush in South Sudan.
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"I urge the competent authorities to conduct an in-depth and timely investigation to ensure that they are responsible for justice," he added.
according to Tgcom24 - HomepageThe United Nations Mission in South Sudan (Unmiss) reports that the attack, carried out by "unidentified armed individuals", occurred while a patrol was heading towards the city of Pajut and could "establish a war crime".
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