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From July 9 to 23, 2021, MONUSCO trained 652 officers and troops of the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (FARDC) as well as members of the Congolese National Police (PNC), including one woman, on military strategies around war tactics in the jungle, the handling of unexploded explosive devices and weapons shooting.
This training, which alternated between theory and practice, took place according to the modules between the military camps Rwampara and Ndoromo, 8 and 3 km from Bunia, in Ituri. It benefited from the expertise of the special units of the Brazilian and Guatemalan contingents, with support from the Bangladeshi and Nepalese contingents deployed in Ituri.
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This training, which alternated between theory and practice, took place according to the modules between the military camps Rwampara and Ndoromo, 8 and 3 km from Bunia, in Ituri. It benefited from the expertise of the special units of the Brazilian and Guatemalan contingents, with support from the Bangladeshi and Nepalese contingents deployed in Ituri.
Ituri: MONUSCO has trained more than 650 FARDC officers and troops in combat tactics in the jungle
From July 9 to 23, 2021, MONUSCO trained 652 officers and troops of the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (FARDC) as well as members of the Congolese National Police (PNC), including one woman, on military strategies around war tactics in the jungle, the handling of unexploded...
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The Bangladeshi peacekeepers deployed in the United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo (MONUSCO) have been highly praised for their role in ensuring public safety in the area.
Bangladesh Army’s Rapid Deployment Battalion (BANRDB)-4, deployed in the northern sector of MONUSCO has been conducting security operations against armed rebel forces since August 6, 2021 to ensure public safety, an Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) media statement said on Monday.
According to the ISPR statement, for the past few weeks, rebel forces have been infiltrating the Irumu territory under the Congolese province Ituri.
In order to tackle the situation, the Ituri governor requested the force commander and the northern sector commander to facilitate convoy escort for public safety.
Following the request, from August 8, the BANRDB-4 of the northern sector began operating convoy escorts on all Luna bound vehicles from Komanda and Komanda bound vehicles from Luna.
The Force Intervention Brigade continued providing necessary security on the connecting roads at the same time.
The peacekeepers from Bangladesh continued the vehicle escort operation for public safety and for providing safe passage to hundreds of civilian vehicles every day, despite the fear of ambush from armed rebels and ignoring the adverse conditions of the remote areas, the statement said.
The selfless act has largely been appreciated in both military and civilian arenas, it added.
The MONUSCO has been carrying out its mandate relating to the protection of civilians, humanitarian personnel and human rights defenders under imminent threat of physical violence and to support Congo in its stabilization and peace consolidation efforts since it took over the a previous peacekeeping mission, the United Nations Organization Mission in Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC) on 1 July, 2010.
Bangladesh is currently the third largest troop contributor country in MONUSCO with 1,679 troops as of April 2021.
Bangladeshi peacekeepers in Congo lauded for ensuring public safety
The peacekeepers provided safe passage to hundreds of civilian vehicles every day, despite the fear of ambush from armed rebels
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The Northern Sector Headquarters of the United Nations Organisation Stabilisation Mission in the DR Congo (MONUSCO) provided training for 688 military members of a regiment (FARDC) of the Congolese army from July 9 to 23.
The two-week training covered small arms training and exercises, jungle warfare, mini-expeditions, counter improvised explosive devices (CIED), rappelling jumps, first aid and human rights.
These training activities were conducted with the permission of the force headquarters at the special request of the highest-level army officers of the FADC.
The training was completed on July 23 by the Force Commander by distributing certificates among the trainees.
The closing ceremony was attended by various high-ranking military and civilian officials, including the deputy governor of Ituri Province and the acting heads of Office of the Bunia Field Office of MONUSCO.
To conduct the training, trainers were recruited from Northern Sector Headquarters, BANRDB-4 (Bangladeshi Contingent), NEPBAT (Nepali Contingent) and Nep Engineer as well as trainers from the Force Headquarters (Brazilian Jungle Warfare Team - JWT Guatemala Force Team).
In addition, BAN Headquarters Support and Signal Company-16 (Bangladeshi Contingent) provided the necessary administrative support.
https://www.ispr.gov.bd/জাতিসংঘ-শান্তিরক্ষা-মিশ-14/
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A total of 110 Bangladesh Navy (BN) personnel, working as peacekeepers under the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNFIL) were awarded UN Peace Medals on September 20 for their contributions to peace and stability of Lebanon.
A 75-member contingent of the Bangladesh Navy left Shah Amanat International Airport in Chattogram on Wednesday to take part in the UN peacekeeping mission (UNIFIL) in Lebanon.
The sailors will join the naval warship BNS Shongram deployed in Lebanon under Bangladesh Contingent (BANCON-12).
A 75-member contingent of the Bangladesh Navy left Shah Amanat International Airport in Chattogram on Wednesday to take part in the UN peacekeeping mission (UNIFIL) in Lebanon.
The sailors will join the naval warship BNS Shongram deployed in Lebanon under Bangladesh Contingent (BANCON-12).
