Bharati, Nepal, UN 8-30
The Blue Line
UNIFIL troups at the Lebanon-Israel border
The Blue Line is the ›Line of Withdrawal‹ beyond which Israeli forces are obliged to withdraw from Lebanon in accordance with UN Security Council resolution 425. It is not an international border. It is a practical point of reference to enable UNIFIL-troups to veryfy the Israeli withdrawal. Most areas along the Blue Line are heavily mined and no one from any side is allowed to cross it.
South Lebanon 2011
Releasing the safety, Italian soldier, UN 2-3
The Blue Line at Meis el Jabal, UN 8-34
Naqoura, UN 1-31-A
Vincenzo, Italy, UN 1-31-A
Israeli border, Kfar Kila, UN 9-15
Israeli border, Kfar Kila, UN 9-15
View on Israeli territory
HQ Nepal, UN 8-34, Meis el Jabal
UN 2-3, Italian contingent
Badminton hall, Nepal, UN 8-34, Meis el Jabal
Military training, Nepal, UN 8-34, Meis el Jabal; Above: radio signal center
Seeba, Nepal, UN 8-34, Meis el Jabal
HQ Nepal, UN 8-34, Meis el Jabal
Transfer to demining site, UN 2-3
Silvia, Italy, UN 2-3
Mined borderline area, UN 2-3
Cyria, Italy, UN 2-3
Demining site, UN 2-3
Vincenzo, Italy, UN 1-31-A
Anti-personnel mine, borderline area, UN 2-3
Mined borderline area, UN 2-3
Border land at Meis el Jabal, UN 8-34
Max, Gianluca, Vincenzo, Italy, UN 1-31-A