The Minority Caucus in Parliament has voiced strong disapproval over an alleged missile strike that critically injured Ghanaian peacekeepers serving with the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon UNIFIL. The incident reportedly occurred on 6 March.
The caucus stated that the attack on the peacekeepers is deeply troubling and violates international law. They are calling for a thorough and immediate investigation into the matter.
Ghana has a long history of contributing troops to UN peacekeeping missions. The safety and security of these brave men and women serving abroad are of paramount importance.
The Minority Caucus emphasized that Ghana's commitment to global peace should not come at the cost of its soldiers' lives or well-being.
They expect a swift response from the government to ensure justice and prevent future occurrences.
Further details regarding the investigation and the condition of the injured peacekeepers are expected.