Kuwait’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has called for accountability in the attack that killed the French peacekeeper and wounded three others, Al Jazeera reports.
The ministry issued a statement reaffirming “its total rejection of targeting peacekeeping forces”, saying it constitutes “a violation of international law”. It also expressed “sincere condolences” to France over the loss of its citizen.
“The ministry emphasises the necessity of holding accountable those responsible for this attack, renewing its full support for UNIFIL’s efforts to maintain security and stability in southern Lebanon,” it added.
