Video: China's Peacekeeping Troops in Lebanon Pass Equipment Inspection with Excellent Results
On the 6th local time, the multifunctional engineering battalion of China's 24th batch of peacekeeping forces to Lebanon announced the results of the equipment inspection during the first quarter of 2026 by the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon, delivering a peacekeeping report that highlights China's commitment with excellent results.
During this inspection, the inspection team adopted a dual mode of "static inspection + dynamic practical operation" and "ledger verification + on-site verification" to conduct a comprehensive "check-up" on two main categories of the battalion's major equipment and self-maintenance equipment across 13 areas. At the inspection site, Chinese peacekeeping soldiers responded calmly to inquiries, skillfully operated various equipment, and provided detailed introductions to the equipment's performance and maintenance status. All inspected equipment demonstrated stable performance and was organized properly, showcasing a refined and standardized level of equipment management, which received full recognition from the inspection team.
The Chinese 24th batch peacekeeping forces successfully passed an equipment inspection in Lebanon on the 6th, achieving excellent results. The inspection, conducted by the United Nations Interim Force, involved both static and dynamic evaluations of the unit's equipment. The peacekeeping personnel demonstrated proficiency in equipment handling and management, receiving full recognition from the inspection team.
- The Chinese peacekeeping engineering unit passed an equipment inspection with excellent results.
- The inspection was conducted by the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon.
- The inspection involved both static checks and dynamic operations.
- The unit demonstrated proficiency in handling various types of equipment.
- The equipment management level was recognized by the inspection team.