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Burundi to Deploy Troops to Gaza as Part of International Stabilization Force
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By תומר אלמגור
First reported by Mako · 4 hours ago
What happened
Burundi has decided to send 500-800 soldiers to an international stabilization force in Gaza, with Uganda planning to send over 1,200 troops. This move is driven by economic incentives for Burundi, improved relations with the U.S., and strengthening ties with Israel.
- 01Burundi will send 500-800 soldiers to Gaza's international force.
- 02Uganda is expected to contribute over 1,200 troops.
- 03Economic benefits and improved international relations motivate Burundi.
- 04Both nations have strong existing ties with Israel.
- 05The force aims to stabilize Gaza and ensure a ceasefire.
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