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Morocco to Host First Training for Multinational Force Planned for Gaza Strip
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First reported by Kan News · 3 hours ago
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Morocco will host the first training for a multinational force planned to operate in Gaza, part of the U.S. peace plan. Morocco recently joined the force and will train thousands of troops, with four countries committed so far. The force aims to secure a new city in Gaza, but deployment is expected only by early next year.
- 01Morocco will conduct initial training for the multinational Gaza force in the coming weeks.
- 02Morocco joined the force last week and will train thousands of soldiers with Israeli security support.
- 03Four countries have committed troops: Morocco, Kosovo, Kazakhstan, and Albania.
- 04Indonesia has not yet joined despite earlier plans to send 800 troops.
- 05The force will secure the planned "New Rafah" city, to be built by the UAE and free of Hamas.
- 06Deployment of foreign troops to Gaza is expected to begin early next year, with no set date yet.
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