After the mutiny of 29 August, the junta leader seems more isolated than ever. He is wary of his army, and trusts only his Presidential Guard, a handful of still loyal officers and his Russian and Algerian allies.
After the mutiny of 29 August, the junta leader seems more isolated than ever. He is wary of his army, and trusts only his Presidential Guard, a handful of still loyal officers and his Russian and Algerian allies.