Two Ethiopian UN peacekeepers killed, seven injured in ambush in South Sudan — bringing this year’s toll to nine. The patrol, on a routine mission amid ongoing regional violence, was attacked by gunmen. A Quick Reaction Force has been deployed. Among the wounded: three other peacekeepers, two South Sudanese police, and two civilians. These attacks are part of a troubling pattern in volatile South Sudan, where UN forces regularly operate amid intercommunal conflict. The UN demands full accountability, noting such assaults may constitute war crimes — especially after a June Security Council resolution targeting impunity, following earlier deadly attacks including one in Lebanon that claimed seven lives. The UN remains committed to protecting its personnel and tackling the root causes of conflict.
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