Exciting news! Seventeen Chinese police officers from the 11th Formed Police Unit are en route to South Sudan to support critical UN peacekeeping missions. This challenging mission area is known for its extreme climate, active armed conflicts, and urgent humanitarian needs. 🚀
Selected for their skills in English, shooting, and crisis management, these brave peacekeepers will handle a variety of tasks—from patrolling volatile zones and securing refugee camps to delivering food aid and evacuating civilians during crisis situations. Their impressive track record includes "zero complaints, zero repatriations," and they’ve even earned UN Peace Medals for their professionalism.
This deployment holds extra significance as it coincides with the 80th anniversary of the UN and marks 25 years of Chinese participation in UN peacekeeping operations. At the send-off ceremony, family members gathered to bid farewell, proud of the heroes who are set to make a real difference in the mission areas around Juba and Wau.
Embodying the Global Security Initiative, this operation is a testament to China’s commitment as a major contributor to global peace and stability. Stay tuned for more updates on how these peacekeepers are working to ensure safety and provide humanitarian relief in one of the world’s most challenging regions! 🌍
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China to dispatch new batch of UN peacekeepers to South Sudan
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