South Sudan’s Kiir rejects deployment of extra troops in Juba

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July 14, 2016 (JUBA) - South Sudanese President, Salva Kiir said his
government "will not accept a single soldier" to back peacekeepers as
demanded by regional leaders and the United Nations.
[image: JPEG - 31.2 kb]*South Sudanese president Salva Kiir (Photo:
Reuters)*

Addressing reporters on Thursday for the first time since violence engulfed
the country’s capital, Juba last week, Kiir said his country already has
thousands of foreign troops at UN Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) as
peacekeepers.

"No. We will not accept even a single soldier," stressed the president.

"There are over 12,000 foreign troops here in South Sudan," he added, in
reference to peacekeepers working for the UN mission.

The South Sudanese leader questioned the necessity of more troops.

"What do you need more forces for? What will they come and do? The UNMISS
here has so many foreign troops. So we will not accept even a single
soldier. We will not accept that," Kiir added.

The Inter-governmental Authority on Development (IGAD) Council of Ministers
met in Kenya and Monday and resolved that there was need for extra troops
to back the UN mission in the young nation.

This also followed a request by UN Security Council to peacekeepers
contributing nations to prepare their troops for possible deployment for
South Sudan mission.

Last week, fighting broke out in Juba between forces loyal to President
Kiir and the armed opposition faction led by first vice President Machar,
resulting into death of hundreds of soldiers and civilians and forced
Machar out of Juba after his base was overrun.

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   - 14 July 21:53, by lino

   Move all SPLA IG&IO out of Juba and other cities and deploy them at
   boarder check points. South Sudanese citizens don’t need you anymore!!!
   Let neutral forces protect Civilians in the cities and you go fight with
   Bashir for an settled issues.

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   - 14 July 23:55, by Mr Point

   When Kiir draws a RED LINE that can not be negotiated ... you know he’s
   going to completely surrender the position in a month.
   He did it before.
   He will do it again.
   He will do it this time.
   The IGAD and UNMISS troops will start arriving in August.

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   - 15 July 00:13, by Nyesi Ta

   Kiir al Awiir may order the shooting down of any UN plane taking extra
   troops into sovereign South Sudan to protect civilians.

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