UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres condemned the killing of a Tunisian peacekeeper in the CAR during a patrol aimed at civilian protection. He expressed condolences and highlighted that such attacks could constitute war crimes. Calls for swift justice against the perpetrators were also made, reinforcing UN solidarity with the CAR.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres condemned the killing of a Tunisian peacekeeper in the Central African Republic (CAR). The peacekeeper was attacked during a UN patrol aimed at protecting civilians near the village of Zobassinda on February 11. This assault is being viewed as a serious offense, as such attacks could be classified as war crimes under international law.
The UN Secretary-General has expressed deep condolences for the fallen peacekeeper and emphasized the need for justice against the perpetrators of this attack. He reaffirmed the UN’s commitment to supporting the Central African Republic and called for a thorough investigation by local authorities. This event underscores the risks faced by peacekeepers and the ongoing need for international support in conflict zones.
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