UNMISS Force Commander, visits Rwandan Peacekeepers
UNMISS Force Commander Major General Junhui Wu visited Rwandan peacekeepers in Durupi, South Sudan, to assess their operational effectiveness. He commended the battalion for their professionalism and urged them to maintain high standards while fulfilling their peacekeeping mandate.
Why it matters
The visit underscores the ongoing international efforts to maintain stability in South Sudan through UN-led peacekeeping missions.
The United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) Force Commander, Major General Junhui Wu, today visited Rwandan peacekeepers serving with RWANBATT-3 in Durupi.
The Force Commander was accompanied by the Sector South Commander, Brigadier General Shishir Bharadwaj, and other UNMISS Headquarters staff.
Upon arrival, he was received by the Contingent Commander, Colonel Innocent Rwaka Muhirwe, who briefed him on the Battalion’s ongoing operations, operational effectiveness, and the challenges affecting mission delivery.
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