IMANI-Africa has raised serious questions regarding the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon UNIFIL. This comes after a missile strike injured two Ghanaian soldiers.
The attack happened in the operational zone of UNIFIL in southern Lebanon. The United Nations established UNIFIL to help restore peace and security in the region.
Bright Simons, Honorary Vice President of IMANI-Africa, expressed his concerns. He highlighted the ongoing safety risks for peacekeepers.
The incident has led to doubts about the mission's continued viability and the protection it offers its personnel.
Ghana contributes significantly to UN peacekeeping missions around the world.
The safety of these soldiers and the effectiveness of the missions they serve are matters of national importance.
The organization is seeking answers about the security measures in place for the UNIFIL contingent.
Further details about the attack and the condition of the injured soldiers were not immediately available.