+ Follow SUDAN AND EAST TIMOR Tag
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[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines (Xinhua) - Philippine deployments in support of United Nations peacekeeping operations has reached an all-time high with more than 1,000 military and police peacekeepers serving in various conflict areas worldwide, according to a report issued by the Philippine Mission to the United Nations on Monday.
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[Title] => 340 soldiers to join UN peacekeepers in Syria
[Summary] => A battalion of Filipino soldiers will join the United Nations peacekeeping force in the Golan Heights in Syria, the military said yesterday.
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[Title] => AFP gets cut from $1,000 peacekeepers’ allowance
[Summary] => The Armed Forces is getting a cut from the $1,000 allowance of each Filipino soldier deployed as peacekeeper abroad under the United Nations flag.
Some dependents of soldiers deployed abroad have questioned the military’s action of deducting a certain percentage from the Troop Cost Allowance.
Col. Dante Balao, AFP Peace Operations Center chief, did not say how much was being deducted from the allowance being given by the UN.
The deductions are intended to cover the cost incurred by the AFP in deploying the Filipino peacekeepers abroad, he said.
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Some dependents of soldiers deployed abroad have questioned the military’s action of deducting a certain percentage from the Troop Cost Allowance.
Col. Dante Balao, AFP Peace Operations Center chief, did not say how much was being deducted from the allowance being given by the UN.
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January 11, 2010 - 10:01pm
