Germany offers maritime support to Lebanon’s army.
The Lebanese army will get assistance from Germany, according to German Defense Minister Christine Lambrecht, in the areas of maritime surveillance and training.
According to Lebanon’s National News Agency, Lambrecht made the declaration on Sunday while in Lebanon to follow up on her nation’s naval force that is cooperating with UNIFIL.
By offering specialist radar technology and training to operate it, which is equally crucial to safeguarding patrol boats, we are committed to strengthening the maritime radar system, the spokesperson said.
Germany has pledged 15 million euros ($16.5m, £13m) to strengthen the Lebanese armed forces as tensions escalate on Lebanon’s border with Israel, AFP reports.
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It was stated that by taking these actions, the Lebanese military will be able to increase security.
In order to confirm Israel’s withdrawal from Lebanon, restore world peace and security, and help the Lebanese government regain its legitimate authority in the region.
Six ships from Germany, Bangladesh, Greece, Indonesia, Turkey, and Brazil make up the UNIFIL Maritime Force, which was originally sent to Lebanon at its request in 2006 after a month-long conflict between Israel and Hezbollah.
Its duty was to help the Lebanese navy secure the country’s maritime borders and maintain adequate security in its waterways.
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