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UN Honors Fallen Indonesian Peacekeepers as Middle East Crisis Enters Second Mont
April 12, 2026- The Spokesperson's Briefing Covers Lebanese Humanitarian Collapse, Gaza Aid Shortfalls, DRC Violence, and Secretary-General's Personal Envoy Deployment PC: Safi Erneste One month into the Middle East conflict, the United Nations marked a solemn milestone on Wednesday: a ceremony at Beirut's international airport to honor three Indonesian peacekeepers killed in southern Lebanon in the span of two days. At the same time, the UN's noon briefing painted a widening


Three UN Peacekeepers Killed in Two Days as UNIFIL Comes Under Fire in Southern Lebanon
March 30, 2026- UN Peacekeeping Chief Condemns Attacks on Indonesian Troops, Warns of Multiple Violations of Resolution 1701, and Flags Uncertainty Over Mission's Future PC: Safi Erneste Three United Nations peacekeepers have been killed and several others seriously wounded in two separate incidents in southern Lebanon over the span of 24 hours, the UN's top peacekeeping official confirmed Wednesday — the deadliest stretch for UNIFIL since the current escalation began. "Peace


Israel's UN Ambassador: Iran's Missiles Reached 4,000 Kilometers — Double What They Claimed
03/24/2026 Danny Danon Calls on European Allies to Recognize Iran as a Global Threat Ahead of Security Council Session Israel's Ambassador to the United Nations, Danny Danon, delivered a pointed statement to reporters ahead of a Security Council session on Wednesday, presenting what he described as proof that Iran's missile capabilities far exceed what the country's own foreign minister claimed just weeks ago — and calling on European governments to treat the threat with the


A Classroom of Children Killed or Injured Every Day in Lebanon
UNICEF Deputy Executive Director Returns from Beirut with Urgent Warning: The Crisis Is Moving Faster Than the Response PC: Ryutaro Tsukata Eighty-seven children. That is the average number killed or injured every single day since the latest Middle East conflict began — a toll that Ted Chaiban, UNICEF's Deputy Executive Director, put in terms that are almost impossible to absorb: the equivalent of a full classroom, wiped out or wounded, day after day. "Behind these numbers ar
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