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Israeli shell hits UNIFIL base in Lebanon, Italy asks for clarification

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Last updated: 2024/11/15 at 8:56 PM
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Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani has condemned the incident where an Israeli artillery shell struck a UNIFIL base in southern Lebanon. The shell did not detonate, but the incident has raised concerns about the safety of peacekeepers in the region. Tajani spoke with his Israeli counterpart to seek clarification on the incident and to emphasize the need for better protection for Italian soldiers who are on a peacekeeping mission.

The Italian Foreign Minister described the recent attacks on peacekeepers as “unacceptable” and urged for a thorough investigation to determine accountability for the incident. Tajani also expressed his concerns about the risks of further escalation in the region, especially if tensions between Israel and Iran continue to rise. He called for a peaceful resolution in Gaza, which includes the cessation of violence and the release of hostages.

Initial reports suggest that the artillery shell that struck the base was likely aimed at a target further north but fell short, hitting the Italian base instead. Despite the shell not detonating, the incident highlights the dangers faced by peacekeepers in conflict zones. Tajani’s call with his Israeli counterpart indicates the seriousness of the situation and the need for immediate action to prevent similar incidents in the future.

The conversation between the two foreign ministers also touched on the broader geopolitical implications of the incident, particularly in relation to the ongoing tensions in the region. Tajani expressed hope for a peaceful resolution to the conflict in Gaza and emphasized the importance of avoiding further hostilities that could lead to a dangerous escalation. The incident serves as a reminder of the fragile nature of peacekeeping missions and the need for continued efforts to ensure the safety of peacekeepers in conflict zones.

The Italian government has called for an immediate investigation into the incident to determine the circumstances surrounding the artillery shell’s accidental strike on the UNIFIL base. Tajani’s condemnation of the incident reflects the Italian government’s commitment to the safety and security of its peacekeeping forces deployed in conflict zones. The government will likely seek assurances from Israeli authorities regarding the protection of peacekeepers in the future to prevent similar incidents from occurring.

In conclusion, the incident involving the Israeli artillery shell striking the UNIFIL base in southern Lebanon highlights the challenges faced by peacekeepers in conflict zones. The condemnation of the incident by Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani underscores the need for a thorough investigation and greater protection for peacekeepers operating in the region. The incident also serves as a warning about the potential risks of further escalation in the region and the importance of finding peaceful resolutions to conflicts to prevent further violence. The Italian government’s response to the incident reflects its commitment to the safety and security of its peacekeeping forces and its efforts to ensure accountability and prevent similar incidents from happening in the future.

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