Chinese Peacekeeping Infantry Battalion Passes UN Fourth Quarter Equipment Inspection with High Standards

On November 4, local time in South Sudan, the 12th batch of Chinese peacekeeping infantry battalion to South Sudan (Juba) passed the United Nations' fourth quarter equipment inspection with high standards, and all equipment and materials met the United Nations' specified standards.

The inspection team consisted of 12 staff members from seven departments of the United Nations Mission in South Sudan, including ammunition, medical, and firefighting. They employed methods such as listening to reports, reviewing documents, random checks, and practical operations, focusing on aspects such as the quantity and quality of equipment, technical and tactical performance, maintenance, and daily management, to conduct a comprehensive inspection of the peacekeeping infantry battalion's vehicles, weapons and ammunition, communication equipment, and supporting facilities in the camp.

At the inspection site, the inspectors verified the equipment information item by item at locations such as the equipment yard and storage room, checked the operational status of the equipment, and randomly questioned soldiers about the equipment parameters and performance. The peacekeeping soldiers completed various practical operations according to standards, demonstrating solid professional competence and strong support capabilities, receiving high praise from the inspectors.