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JAKARTA – The killing of at least three Indonesian United Nations peacekeepers in southern Lebanon, along with injuries to several others, has put fresh focus on the risks facing Jakarta’s overseas deployments and sharpened reactions at home. UN peacekeeping chief Jean-Pierre Lacroix said on March 30 the Indonesian casualties occurred in two separate incidents over the past two days, as fighting intensifies between Israeli forces and Hezbollah militants in southern Lebanon. On March 30, two Indonesian peacekeepers were killed when an explosion struck a logistics convoy and destroyed their vehicle near Bani Haiyyan municipality, with two others seriously injured, he […]... Keep on reading: Indonesia calls for restraint after 3 peacekeepers killed in Lebanon
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