ethiopia is the largest troop contributor to the united nations peace keeping mission.
ethiopia is the largest troop contributor to the united nations peace keeping mission.
largest troop contributor to the united nations peace keeping mission?
ethiopia
mongolian armed forces have been performing peacekeeping missions in south sudan, chad, georgia, ethiopia, eritrea, congo, western sahara, sudan (darfur), iraq, afghanistan, and in sierra leone under the mandate of the united nations mission in liberia. in 2005/2006, mongolian troops also served as part of the belgian kfor contingent in kosovo. from 2009 to 2010 mongolian armed forces deployed its largest peace keeping mission to chad and completed the mission successfully. in 2011, the government decided to deploy its first fully self-sustained forces to the united nations mission unmiss in south sudan. since then mongolian infantry battalion has been conducting the pko tasks in unity state of republic of south sudan. in addition, mongolian staff officers deployed at the force headquarter and sector headquarters of the unmiss mission. first general officer deployed in this mission as brigade commander in 2014.
mongolian armed forces
while he was a major participated in united nations peace keeping mission in former yugoslavia as a military observer in 1995-1996. he led a bangladeshi military contingent in ivory coast as part of united nations peace keeping operation there in 2008-2009.









































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being a colonel he held the appointment of additional director general (operations) of rapid action battalion forces. under his command for the first time law enforcers in bangladesh have captured suspected members of jaish-e-mohammed, one of the major terrorist outfits operative in south asia.









































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s. m. matiur rahman