On September 19, local time, China's 23rd batch of multi-functional peacekeepers flew to Lebanon to successfully participate in the "Angel Rescue 2025" series of exercises organized by the UNICEF. The exercise simulated the humanitarian mining operation, the mine explosion seriously injured operators in the background, aimed at improving the peacekeepers' emergency handling and medical post-delivery capabilities in complex environments, and testing the effectiveness of multinational peacekeeping forces.

The exercise covered instruction acceptance, minefield rescue, information transmission, command and control, on-site first aid, medical evacuation and other links. China sent 28 people from mine clearance, medical treatment, command, communications and other professional positions to participate, demonstrating excellent professionalism and emergency response capabilities.

The "Angel rescue" series of exercises is an annual important joint training for the Union of Libyan forces, this time with the participation of peacekeeping forces and related departments from several countries such as China, France, Italy, India, Indonesia.