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Uganda is finalizing a reported contribution of about 1,200 personnel to the proposed Gaza International Stabilization Force, while Burundi remains in exploratory talks and unresolved arrangements on Israeli withdrawal and Hamas disarmament still block deployment.
Uganda’s parliament-approved contribution of about 1,200 personnel and Burundi’s exploratory participation talks have not enabled deployment of the proposed Gaza International Stabilization Force, as ceasefire arrangements remain unresolved over Israeli withdrawal and Hamas disarmament.
Uganda is finalizing a proposed contribution of about 1,200 personnel to a planned Gaza International Stabilization Force, while Burundi is exploring participation, but the force remains unable to deploy because the wider road map has not entered implementation.
Uganda is finalising details for a proposed Gaza International Stabilization Force contribution after parliamentary approval, while Burundi is exploring participation without a confirmed commitment or deployment.