Bernd
09/08/2020 (Tue) 21:03:51
No.39889
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09/08/2020 (Tue) 21:03:51
No.39889
del
>>39887
That paper I mentioned isn't really about the fragmentation of the conflict and the participants as I imagined, but more about politics. The author takes the kidnapping of the opposition leader, Soumaila Cisse, as an example for a demonstration. I wanna skim it through once more tomorrow because it contains quite a few absurdities and hilarious details worth mentioning here.
For example the goals of participants. The government (well, now ex-government) seems willing to negotiate a deal with JNIM, however the opposition opposes the negotiation. The rebel groups accuse the government to be a puppet of France, meanwhile France want to run this conflict until all the rebels eradicated, no deals accepted. ISGS also wants to fight to the end. But that's given, liek the sky is blue and the grass is green.
That paper I mentioned isn't really about the fragmentation of the conflict and the participants as I imagined, but more about politics. The author takes the kidnapping of the opposition leader, Soumaila Cisse, as an example for a demonstration. I wanna skim it through once more tomorrow because it contains quite a few absurdities and hilarious details worth mentioning here.
For example the goals of participants. The government (well, now ex-government) seems willing to negotiate a deal with JNIM, however the opposition opposes the negotiation. The rebel groups accuse the government to be a puppet of France, meanwhile France want to run this conflict until all the rebels eradicated, no deals accepted. ISGS also wants to fight to the end. But that's given, liek the sky is blue and the grass is green.