Georgian platoon returns from EU Central African peacekeeping mission
Georgian platoons have been taking part in the EU mission since January 2017, taking over from a quick reaction force unit that participated in the EU External Action in the republic in March 2015. Photo: The Ministry of Defence of Georgia/Facebook.
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A Georgian platoon has returned from its six-month service within the European Union Training Mission in the Central African Republic, the Ministry of Defence of Georgia said on Wednesday.
Georgian platoon returned from EU Central African peace keeping mission last night. Photo: The Ministry of Defence of Georgia/Facebook
Brigadier General Irakli Chichinadze and Colonel Roman Jokhadze, the Commander of the Georgian National Guard, welcomed the servicemembers on their arrival at Tbilisi International Airport last night.
Georgian platoons have been taking part in the EU mission since January 2017, taking over from a quick reaction force unit that participated in the EU External Action in the republic in March 2015. Photo: The Ministry of Defence of Georgia/Facebook
The first Georgian contribution to the mission in the Central African Republic took place starting in 2014, when service members from Georgia joined the EU operations in the state.
The National Guard of Georgia platoon has completed its peacekeeping duties in the European Union training mission in the Central African Republic. The platoon, which served at the M’Poko-Moana base in the city of Bangui over the past six months, has returned to Georgia.
Two Georgian peacekeepers have been distinguished for their service within the European Union’s training mission in the Central African Republic, receiving awards from officials in Bangui.
A platoon of the National Guard of Georgia departed for their rotation in an ongoing European Union training mission in the Central African Republic. In a fourth wave of rotational deployment for platoon-sized units from Georgia, the service members received a formal send-off ceremony involving armed forces commanders and families of the troops.
A platoon of the National Guard of Georgia has departed for their rotation in the ongoing European Union Training Mission in the Central African Republic, the Georgian defence ministry announced on Tuesday.
A platoon of the National Guard of Georgia has returned from its six-month deployment in the European Union Training Mission in the Central African Republic, the Georgian defence ministry said on Wednesday.