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We've done something to save this country from collapse, from foreign entities looting or resources and also tensions between political factions and different ethnic groups. what about the narrative is that it places the situation out of thin knife edge precisely because the negotiations are not going very well, they are hated and they're willing to negotiate now and the junta is meeting we're waiting for the community but it looks to me as if we are moving in a direction that hopefully will be able to negotiate around the security and begin the process of putting the plan in

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