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作成日: 2024/04/22 06:30

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Japan has decided to extend the deployment of its Self-Defense Force members in South Sudan by one month to June 30. They are taking part in the United Nations peacekeeping operation there.
                
At a Cabinet meeting on Friday, the government also decided that it will send two more SDF personnel members. Four members of the Ground Self-Defense Force are currently stationed there.
                
Japan has been sending SDF members to the mission&#039;s headquarters in South Sudan since 2011.
                
The two additional members are a senior SDF officer and an aide who will be responsible for activities, such as training sessions.
                
Japan normally extends the SDF&#039;s deployment to the UN mission by one year, after the UN Security Council extends the mission&#039;s mandate for one year.
                
But this year, the Security Council has yet to decide how it wants to deal with the mandate. It has cited as a reason a need to make a determination about the situation in South Sudan.
                
Defense Minister Kihara Minoru spoke to reporters after the Cabinet meeting. He said that the SDF&#039;s participation in the UN mission is very important.
                
Kihara said that Japan will keep contributing to United Nations peace efforts.

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