2 articles from PBS NewsHour, The Straits Times.
Uganda's parliament approved a motion allowing the country to deploy troops to Gaza as part of an international stabilization force under a ceasefire plan proposed by Trump's Board of Peace. The vote marked Uganda's first public commitment to joining the multinational mission, with Morocco also having pledged troops for the operation.
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The successful motion, brought by the defense minister, is Uganda's first public indication of its willingness to join the International Stabilization Force for Gaza. Morocco also has pledged troops for the mission.
KAMPALA, Aug 6 - Uganda's parliament on Thursday voted to approve the deployment of its military to the Gaza Strip, if it was needed as part of a multinational security force proposed under U.S. President Donald Trump's ceasefire plan for the enclave.
