IGAD considers sending troops to Juba
Michael Minassie | July 12, 2016
<http://www.eyeradio.org/igad-considers-sending-troops-juba/> | 2:06 pm
[image: Aerial view of JIA] Aerial view of JIA

The IGAD Council of Ministers that held its 56th Extraordinary Summit
yesterday in Nairobi Kenya, issued a communiqué in which it demanded
immediate ceasefire and return of all armed forces and weapons to their
barracks.

IGAD Ministers ordered the re-opening of the Juba International Airport
which they said would “be protected by UNMISS”.

The communiqué also demanded the urgent revision of the UNMISS mandate to
establish an intervention brigade and increase numbers of troops from the
region to secure Juba.

The IGAD Council of Ministers stressed the imperative of opening of
humanitarian corridors and holding of those responsible for the breakdown
of law and order accountable.

The communiqué concluded by a call for immediate implementation of the
security arrangements as enshrined in the peace deal.

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