Chad: Transitional Military Council refuses to negotiate with Fact rebels
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Chadian soldiers stationed along a road in Ndjamena, April 23, 2021. (Illustrative image) AFP - CHRISTOPHE PETIT TESSON
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The junta of the CMT opposes an end of inadmissibility to the rebels of the Fact.
Their leader Mahamat Mahadi Ali said he was ready for a ceasefire if an inclusive dialogue was initiated.
This Sunday evening, the spokesperson for the transitional military council responded to them via a press release.
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On the contrary, the junta wants to pursue the Chadian rebels who have retreated into Nigerian territory more than 600 km from Ndjamena, near Nguiguimi and Ngourti.
General Azem is determined to hunt them down. And he asks for Niamey's cooperation. “
Chad calls for cooperation and solidarity from Niger under the various agreements binding the two brotherly countries in order to facilitate the capture and provision to justice of these war criminals responsible for the death of dozens of Chadian soldiers, the first of whom was Marshal du Tchad, now based on his territory.
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Faced with this stuation endangering Chad and the stability of the entire sub-region, the time is neither for mediation nor for negotiation with outlaws,
" General Azem insisted.
Therefore, Chad launches a vibrant appeal to all member countries of the G5 Sahel for more solidarity, coordination and pooling of efforts to put out of harm's way those who have now assassinated Marshal of Chad and attempted security as well as that of the entire Sahel.
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