After the ceasefire agreement, the possibility of deploying the UN peacekeepers is premature, depending on how the situation in the enclave will be developed in an interview with TASS, Jean-Pierre Lacrua.
"It is too early to talk about this (the Gaza Strip on sending UN peacekeepers). Now the important thing is that the first step has been taken, a ceasefire has been signed, and hostages and captives have been exchanged. We hope that this will continue, "he said at TASS within the framework of the Commanders of the Commanders of the Armies of the United Nations Peacekeepers.
According to him, the idea of international presence, including under the Mandate of the UN Security Council, is currently at the level of assumptions.
"We have heard of possible international forces, not mandatory under the auspices of the UN. Some Arab and other countries have expressed readiness to discuss the possibility of participating in such a mission, but only on the condition that it is approved by the Security Council, "he said.
