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Who will pay Ugandan troops in high-stakes Gaza mission?

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By Julius Barigaba
| zurl.co
Prime Uganda has committed 1,200 troops to the International Stabilisation Force. Pool Troop-contributing countries to the high-stakes Gaza mission are expected to fund their own contingents when deployment of the International Stabilisation Force (ISF) begins, tentatively next month, it has emerged. In July, the US announced a $206 million funding package, including $200 million for equipment, infrastructure, vehicles and operational costs and another $6 million for armoured vehicles.
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Who will pay Ugandan troops in high-stakes Gaza mission?

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By Julius Barigaba
| The East African Verified
Troop-contributing countries to the high-stakes Gaza mission are expected to fund their own contingents when deployment of the International Stabilisation Force (ISF) begins, tentatively next month, it has emerged. In July, the US announced a $206 million funding package, including $200 million for equipment, infrastructure, vehicles and operational costs and another $6 million for armoured vehicles. The package did not specify troop reimbursements.
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What awaits Ugandan troops in Gaza demilitarisation plan

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By Julius Barigaba
| The East African Verified
As Ugandan troops prepare to join the International Stabilisation Force (ISF) in Gaza, they are heading into a painstaking security operation that will involve securing weapons, dealing with underground military infrastructure and helping clear the way for the gradual transfer of authority to Palestinian civilian institutions.
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