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The United Nations and troop contributors will 'work together to better protect their soldiers and civilians they are serving' said UN peacekeeping chief, Jean-Pierre Lacroix, speaking at a memorial to honour 14 fallen Tanzanian soldiers killed in the worst attack against UN ‘blue helmets’ in recent history.
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