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EU proposes mission to train Lebanese troops

EU proposes mission to train Lebanese troops

The European Union's diplomatic service has proposed a three-year mission to train and advise the Lebanese armed forces. According to a document seen by Reuters, European military personnel would provide support and guidance to help stabilize Lebanon.

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Group of 42 Gazans arrives in the Netherlands

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