The former director of Africa Intelligence, Antoine Glaser, and the journalist of
L'Opinion
Pascal Airault publish at Fayard
Macron's African trap
, from the continent to France.
They show how the French president, who wanted to change the relationship between Paris and Africa, came up against, like his predecessors, the reality and the erosion of French influence.
LE FIGARO.- Can the
death of Chadian President Idriss Déby
destabilize the Sahel?
Antoine GLASER.
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Yes.
First, because Chad could withdraw its support for the Barkhane force and weaken the French system in the region, which relies mainly on N'Djamena.
Then because Idriss Déby, with his iron fist, held the country.
Finally, because Libya has been, since its implosion, an open-air armory where thousands of Chadian combatants operate in the South, launching military operations in its neighbor.
As long as Libya is not stabilized, it will be a source of concern
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