Two U.N. peacekeepers from Ethiopia killed in South Sudan ambush: MSMN News
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Aug 24 - Two U.N. peacekeepers from Ethiopia were killed and seven other people injured in an ambush on Monday in South Sudan's Jonglei State, bringing to nine the number of peacekeepers killed in the line of duty worldw
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Aug 24 - Two U.N. Msmn News is covering the story for readers as of Tuesday, August 25, 2026, drawing on publicly reported developments associated with Straits Times World.
Key points available at the time of writing include: Aug 24 - Two U.N. peacekeepers from Ethiopia were Killed and seven other people injured in an ambush on Monday in South Sudan's Jonglei State, bringing to nine the number of peacekeepers killed in the line of duty worldwide this year, the United Nations said. These details were synthesised by MSMN News from the Straits Times World tip titled “Two U.N. peacekeepers from Ethiopia killed in South Sudan ambush”.
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