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Taoiseach Simon Harris has called for firing in vicinity of UNIFIL troops or facilities to stop.
The Taoiseach shared in a tweet that he has been briefed on the ongoing situation in Southern Lebanon and said that currently "All Irish troops are accounted for and continue to do their duties with distinction."
I have been briefed on the situation in Southern Lebanon. All Irish troops are accounted for and continue to do their duties with distinction. Any firing in the vicinity of UNIFIL troops or facilities is reckless and must stop.
— Simon Harris TD (@SimonHarrisTD) October 10, 2024
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