What is the international peacekeeping body?

The international peacekeeping body primarily refers to the United Nations (UN), which deploys peacekeeping missions to help maintain or restore peace in conflict-affected areas. These missions are typically composed of military personnel, police, and civilian members from various countries, aimed at supporting the implementation of peace agreements and protecting civilians. The UN's peacekeeping operations operate under the principles of consent, impartiality, and the use of force only in self-defense or to protect civilians.