Bundeswehr deployments in the Red Sea and South Sudan extended
The German Bundestag has approved the extension of the German Armed Forces’ (Bundeswehr) deployments in the Red Sea and South Sudan. The deployments will be extended until 31 July 2023.
The Bundeswehr has been deployed in the Red Sea since 2015 as part of the international anti-piracy mission Operation Atalanta. The mission’s mandate is to deter and suppress piracy in the Red Sea, the Gulf of Aden and the Indian Ocean.
The Bundeswehr has been deployed in South Sudan since 2016 as part of the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS). The mission’s mandate is to protect civilians, support the implementation of the peace agreement and monitor human rights.
The Bundeswehr’s deployment in the Red Sea and South Sudan is part of Germany’s contribution to international peace and security. The German government has said that the Bundeswehr’s deployments in these regions are essential for maintaining stability and protecting civilians.
The Bundeswehr’s deployments in the Red Sea and South Sudan have been controversial. Some critics have argued that the deployments are too expensive and that they are not effective in deterring piracy or protecting civilians. However, the German government has defended the deployments, saying that they are essential for maintaining stability and protecting civilians.
The Bundeswehr’s deployment in the Red Sea and South Sudan is likely to continue for the foreseeable future. The German government has said that it is committed to maintaining its contribution to international peace and security.
Bundeswehreinsätze im Roten Meer und im Südsudan verlängert
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