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Meaning of "contributed troops"
contributed troops - This phrase is used to describe the action of providing soldiers or military personnel to support a cause, mission, or operation. It indicates a willingness to offer manpower for a specific purpose
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Twenty different countries contributed troops to the mission.
Burundi had contributed troops to AMISOM and wished to express some concerns about the Mission.
I am grateful to every country that has contributed troops.
The respondent States had contributed troops to this security force.
Cuba was, moreover, concerned about the delays in reimbursing countries that contributed troops and equipment.
Albania also has contributed troops to the peacekeeping mission in Afghanistan.
Rwanda was particularly grateful to those countries which had contributed troops to the operation.
New Zealand has also contributed troops extensively to multilateral peacekeeping operations.
We pay tribute here to all countries that have contributed troops to MONUC.
Thailand has contributed troops to reconstruction initiatives in Afghanistan and Iraq.
May I also express particular appreciation to the countries that have contributed troops on the ground.
We have also contributed troops to United Nations peace missions to the continent.
Well, every country that contributed troops.
Bulgaria has contributed troops to the allied forces in both Iraq and Afghanistan.
Indeed, a number of those countries had contributed troops to MINUSTAH.
Zambia also contributed troops and civilians to the United Nations peacekeeping operations in Angola.
Lastly, he thanked the countries that had contributed troops and personnel to UNMISS.
The country has contributed troops to AMISOM, which play an indispensable role in stabilising Somalia.
Lastly, his delegation expressed its appreciation to the countries that contributed troops to UNDOF.
Kenya and other African countries have contributed troops to various United Nations peacekeeping missions worldwide.
Although SFOR was led by NATO, several non-NATO countries contributed troops.
Every Southern State contributed troops to the Union army.
Turkey contributed troops in several NATO-led peace forces in Bosnia and Kosovo.
Neighbouring states such as Chad, Niger and Cameroon contributed troops to a multinational force.
Well, every country that contributed troops knew that something like this was a possibility.
Côte d'Ivoire has indeed contributed troops to the UN peace mission in Mali, MINUSMA.
Canada had for many years contributed troops to multilateral United Nations peace-keeping operations.
Albania, meanwhile, has contributed troops to the US-led missions in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Since 1960, Senegal had contributed troops to United Nations operations all over the world.
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