Uganda's Parliament Approves Sending Military Contingent to Gaza

Uganda's Parliament has approved sending a military contingent to Gaza as part of the International Stabilization Forces (ISF). The proposal was introduced by the Minister of Defense, marking the first public confirmation of Uganda's readiness to join the ISF. Meanwhile, the Peace Council is preparing the first military base in Gaza with rapid evacuation capabilities.

Uganda's Parliament has approved the deployment of a military contingent to the Gaza Strip as part of the International Stabilization Forces (ISF). The proposal was introduced by the Minister of Defense, marking the first public confirmation of Uganda's willingness to join the ISF. In parallel, the Peace Council is preparing the first military base in Gaza, designed with rapid evacuation capabilities. The decision comes amid ongoing efforts to stabilize the region. Details regarding the size of the contingent and the timeline have not been disclosed.

Uganda's Parliament Approves Sending Military Contingent to Gaza