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Albania Finalizes Gaza Force Role; Kosovo Troops Ready Amid Delays
Albania finalized its participation in the International Stabilization Force (ISF) for Gaza, with liaison officers set to deploy in November. Kosovo also confirmed its troops are ready to deploy, pending ISF readiness.
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What happened
- 01Albania finalized its participation agreement with the International Stabilization Force (ISF) for Gaza.
- 02Kosovo's Defense Ministry stated its troops are ready to deploy to Gaza, awaiting ISF readiness.
- 03The ISF's deployment has been stalled by disagreements over Hamas disarmament and Israeli troop withdrawals.
- 04Albania will provide security operations support and planning capabilities for the ISF mission.
- 05Kosovo's contribution includes an explosive ordnance disposal team and liaison officers.
- 06Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insists on full Hamas disarmament before Israeli withdrawals.
The multinational force, part of a US-backed peace plan, has faced significant delays due to disagreements over disarmament and troop withdrawals, with Israel and the Board of Peace at odds over the process.
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