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    Randall Kuhn “Put simply, the situation in Gaza is it's completely intolerable at this point. We're on the border of famine and for us as a university, we have to reckon with the fact that every university in Gaza has been destroyed. As a professor, I find it repugnant to sit by while Palestinian professors are being killed, while academic buildings are being bombed relentlessly.” 22 hours ago
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Chad

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The IPSEs are presented in chronological order based on when the IPSEs have been pronounced.

Yacine Abderamane
Yacine Abderamane

“It is not up to the transitional military council to designate a prime minister in this isolated manner. We want there to be talks between political parties, civil society and other actors in order to reach a consensus.”

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President of the opposition Reformist Party (Chad)
26 Apr 2021 0 2
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Judd Devermont
Judd Devermont

“France and the United States depended on Deby's [Idriss Deby] leadership and his military might to advance their regional security objectives. The domestic and security tumult in Chad may draw some troops away from the missions in Mali and the Liptako-Gourma tri-border region, depriving France of its most effective partner. It will have less impact on the Lake Chad Basin where Chadian troops already have pulled troops from far-flung forward operating bases in Nigeria to reconcentrate its defences on the border.”

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Director of the Africa programme for the Center for Strategic and International Studies
22 Apr 2021 8 2
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Nathanial Powell
Nathanial Powell

“That is technically a coup, but it is signalling to Chadians but also the international community that there is an absolute commitment to regime continuity. That sends a very strong message to France and to Chad's other international partners that they can expect continuity. I think that's the message they're trying to send – whether they can sustain that is another question. For a long time there's been discussion about what would happen if Deby were to die – he was notoriously in bad health, or for a long time people thought he might be in bad health – so the question was who would replace him. For several years he has been grooming his son, Mahamat, to take the 'throne' after he died.”

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Researcher in the Centre for War and Diplomacy at Lancaster University and author of 'France’s Wars in Chad: Military Intervention and Decolonization in Africa'
20 Apr 2021 2 3
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Azem Bermendao Agouna
Azem Bermendao Agouna

“The president of the republic, head of state, supreme chief of the army Idriss Deby Itno just drew his last breath while defending the nation's integrity o​n the battlefield. The National Council of Transition reassures the Chadian people that all measures have been taken to guarantee peace, security and the republican order.”

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Chad army spokesman
20 Apr 2021 3 3
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Hiba Morgan
Hiba Morgan

“N'Djamena is on edge. With the exact circumstances surrounding Deby' [Idriss Deby] death still unclear, the military has been keen to control the narrative. They haven't mentioned exactly when Deby sustained his injuries; they have also been very careful not to mention when he passed away and how long it took between the time he got injured and the time of his passing. These are details they've been very careful to control, that's because they are worried about the reaction of the people in Chad, and specifically in N'Djamena.”

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Al Jazeera’s journalist reporting from Chad capital N'Djamena
20 Apr 2021 2 3
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US Department of State
US Department of State

“Armed non-governmental groups in northern Chad have moved south and appear to be heading toward N'Djamena. Due to their growing proximity to N'Djamena, and the possibility for violence in the city, non-essential US government employees have been ordered to leave Chad by commercial airline.”

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US Department of State said in a travel alert
17 Apr 2021 3 1
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