Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus has expressed deep sorrow and concern over the deaths and injuries of Bangladeshi peacekeepers in a drone attack on a United Nations base in Abyei, Sudan. According to an official statement released on Saturday night, six Bangladeshi soldiers were killed and eight others injured when armed militants launched a sudden drone strike on the UN peacekeeping mission site. In his message, Yunus described the fallen peacekeepers as national heroes who sacrificed their lives while upholding global peace and stability. He extended condolences to the bereaved families and wished a speedy recovery for the injured. The Chief Adviser said the government has requested the UN to ensure the best possible medical care and support for the wounded personnel. Condemning the attack as a grave crime against international peace and humanity, Yunus urged the United Nations and the global community to strengthen security measures for peacekeepers. The government will continue close coordination with the UN to repatriate the bodies and ensure treatment for the injured.
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