Uganda’s parliament approves sending Ugandan troops to the Gaza Strip as part of an international stabilization force, according to multiple reports. The authorization comes through a parliamentary decision, giving official backing to the planned deployment. The outlets describe the mission as part of wider international efforts intended to support stability in Gaza, particularly in the period following the conflict. Uganda is therefore set to contribute personnel to a multinational force focused on stabilization and post-war arrangements. The reports do not provide further specifics on the size of the deployment, troop composition, command structure, or timing beyond indicating that the parliamentary approval has been granted. Overall, the coverage is consistent that Uganda has moved from initial consideration to formal approval of troop participation in a Gaza-related international force, framed as a stabilization measure.