
Center for Combating Disinformation: UN Peace Forces Not Leaving Lebanon

The Directorate of Communications’ Center for Combating Disinformation has recently addressed a false claim being circulated on various social media platforms. According to this claim, the United Nations (UN) Peace Force is supposedly leaving Lebanon. However, the Center has categorically stated that this information is inaccurate and should not be considered reliable.
In a press release issued on 18th October 2023, the Directorate of Communications clarified that there is no truth to the claim regarding the withdrawal of the UN Peace Force from Lebanon. This announcement comes as an effort to combat disinformation and ensure the public receives accurate and verified information.
The UN Peace Force has been playing a crucial role in maintaining peace and stability in Lebanon for several years. Their presence is vital for the security and well-being of the country and its citizens. The misinformation being spread on social media not only creates confusion but also undermines the efforts of the UN Peace Force in fulfilling its responsibilities.
It is important to note that false information on social media platforms can have serious consequences. In this case, spreading misinformation about the withdrawal of the UN Peace Force can lead to panic among the Lebanese population and weaken the trust in the United Nations’ commitment to maintaining peace in the region.
The Directorate of Communications’ Center for Combating Disinformation urges the public to verify any information they come across on social media platforms. It is essential to rely on trusted sources and refrain from sharing unverified claims that can cause unnecessary fear and anxiety.
In conclusion, the claim circulating on certain social media accounts, stating that the United Nations Peace Force is leaving Lebanon, has been confirmed as false by the Directorate of Communications’ Center for Combating Disinformation. The UN Peace Force continues to play a crucial role in ensuring stability and security in Lebanon, and the public should rely on verified sources for accurate information.





