EU's Kallas welcomes Gaza disarmament and Israeli withdrawal agreement

The European Union has officially welcomed an agreement aimed at permanently disarming Hamas and facilitating the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza. Kaja Kallas, the EU's top diplomat, issued a statement urging all involved parties to proceed with the implementation of this agreement without any delay. U.S. President Donald Trump has characterized the agreement as a major milestone.

In a separate but related development, Uganda's parliament has given its approval for the deployment of Ugandan troops to Gaza. This deployment is intended to be part of a multinational security force, a component of the ceasefire plan put forth by Donald Trump. This decision by Uganda's parliament represents the nation's first public declaration of its readiness to contribute to the International Stabilization Force for Gaza.

The proposed International Stabilization Force for Gaza is a key element of President Trump's broader strategy to bring stability to the region following prolonged conflict. The agreement for disarmament and withdrawal, coupled with the formation of a multinational security force, signals a significant shift in the approach to resolving the Gaza crisis. The EU's endorsement underscores the international community's desire for a peaceful resolution and a stable future for the region.