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To: Les H who wrote (48355)	10/19/2025 8:02:35 AM
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Egypt expected to lead global stabilisation force in Gaza, say diplomats Decommissioning Hamas weapons seen as major stumbling block, with British diplomats advising on process Patrick Wintour Diplomatic editor A European and US-backed UN security council motion to give a planned international stabilisation force robust powers to control security inside Gaza is being prepared, with the strong expectation that Egypt will lead it, diplomats have said. The US is pressing for the force to have a UN mandate without being a fully fledged UN peacekeeping force and will operate with the kind of powers given to international troops operating in Haiti to combat armed gangs. Turkey, Indonesia and Azerbaijan are also being billed alongside Egypt as the main troop contributors. Egypt is still being consulted on whether the force should be a full UN-led operation. It is not expected that European or British troops will be involved, but Britain has sent advisers to a small cell being operated by the US inside Israel that is working on implementing the second phase of the 20-point plan developed by Donald Trump, the US president. Egypt expected to lead global stabilisation force in Gaza, say diplomats \| Gaza \| The Guardian