German frigate sets off for UN mission off the Lebanese coast

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2025-03-16

Hamburg (dpa) - A German frigate carrying some 216 soldiers set sail for a UN mission off the coast of Lebanon on Sunday, a spokesman for the naval base in the north-western port city of Wilhelmshaven said. Families, friends and comrades said goodbye to the crew at the pier, and many onlookers came to watch the departure. The Brandenburg frigate already served as part of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) in the eastern Mediterr......

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