MPs to be asked to approve sending "13 troops to Mali"

A small contingent of the Serbian Army (VS) personnel "will likely take part in an EU peacekeeping mission in Mali," Africa, Tanjug is reporting on Tuesday.

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BELGRADE A small contingent of the Serbian Army (VS) personnel "will likely take part in an EU peacekeeping mission in Mali," Africa, Tanjug is reporting on Tuesday. This will happen provided the Serbian parliament approves a government decision at a session which begins on Wednesday. MPs to be asked to approve sending "13 troops to Mali" According to the proposal, 13 members of the Serbian army will be tasked with training Mali military and security forces "to build their capability for re-establishing the country's territorial integrity," as well as "fight secessionism, terrorism and organized crime," it has been reported. The EU mission in Mali will not carry out combat operations and will last 15 months from the date it is approved by the Council of the EU. In the explanation of the decision, the Serbian government wrote the political and security situation in Mali is extremely complex, because the central government still has not established control over the entire territory. The most significant security risk for Serbian soldiers are actions of rebel groups and other threats mostly related to climate, so the engagement of Serbian forces can be considered a moderate risk. The realization will cost just over RSD 75 million and the funding has been set aside in the 2013 budget. Tanjug

MPs to be asked to approve sending "13 troops to Mali"

According to the proposal, 13 members of the Serbian army will be tasked with training Mali military and security forces "to build their capability for re-establishing the country's territorial integrity," as well as "fight secessionism, terrorism and organized crime," it has been reported.

The EU mission in Mali will not carry out combat operations and will last 15 months from the date it is approved by the Council of the EU.

In the explanation of the decision, the Serbian government wrote the political and security situation in Mali is extremely complex, because the central government still has not established control over the entire territory.

The most significant security risk for Serbian soldiers are actions of rebel groups and other threats mostly related to climate, so the engagement of Serbian forces can be considered a moderate risk.

The realization will cost just over RSD 75 million and the funding has been set aside in the 2013 budget.

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