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Remember, China won't do shit(...) 11/15/26(Sun)07:25:29 No.546266712

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Remember, China won't do shit Anonymous (ID: JNgyUS5V) 11/15/26(Sun)07:25:29 No.546266712

In July 2016, during a sudden eruption of heavy fighting in Juba, the capital of South Sudan, a battalion of Chinese People's Liberation Army soldiers serving as United Nations peacekeepers became embroiled in a severe tactical and reputational crisis. As fierce clashes broke out between rival government and opposition factions using tanks, heavy artillery, and helicopter gunships, the fighting spilled directly onto the perimeter of the UN Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) base. During the bombardment, an artillery shell struck a Chinese armored personnel carrier stationed at a guard post, killing two Chinese peacekeepers and wounding several others. In the chaotic aftermath of the strike, the Chinese contingent abandoned its defensive positions, weapons, and ammunition along the perimeter, retreating inward toward the main base. Shortly thereafter, when government soldiers attacked the nearby Terrain hotel compound, less than a mile away, and began assaulting and looting international aid workers, urgent pleas for a rescue force were sent to the UN compound. Despite having armored vehicles and troops nearby, the Chinese battalion failed to deploy to relieve the compound, leaving the civilians trapped for hours until South Sudanese security forces eventually intervened. A subsequent United Nations investigation sharply criticized the lack of command and control, noting that the peacekeepers had abandoned their posts and failed to fulfill their mandate to protect civilians under imminent threat of physical violence.