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Morocco, Albania, and Greece to Join Gaza Stabilization Force
Three countries will contribute troops to the International Stabilization Force in Gaza during the second phase of a ceasefire agreement. The deployments are intended to support peacekeeping operations.
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Morocco, Albania, and Greece will send personnel to the International Stabilization Force in Gaza. The troops are scheduled to assist with peacekeeping duties during Phase II of the ceasefire agreement. The International Stabilization Force was established to monitor compliance with the ceasefire terms.
Its mandate includes maintaining security conditions in designated areas of Gaza. The three nations join other contributors already participating in the force. Their involvement begins with the start of Phase II operations.
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