Konflik Chad-Libya: Perbedaan antara revisi

Kepentingan oposisi yang ditemui menyebabkan Gaddafi dan Goukouni untuk berbicara tentang kepentingan dari hal ini, berbicara tentang persatuan rakyat, dan bukan negara, dan sebagai jalan pertama menuju kolaborasi yang lebih dekat, tetapi kerusakan telah dilakukan, dan dengan buruk melemahkan wibawa Goukouni sebagai nasionalis dan negarawan.<ref name=Azevedo147/>

 

 

In the meantime relations between Goukouni and Gaddafi started deteriorating. Libyan troops were stationed in various ponts of northern and central Chad, in numbers that had reached by January&ndash;February about 14,000 troops. The Libyan forces in the country created considerable annoyance in the GUNT, by supporting Acyl's faction in its disputes with the other militias, including the clashes held in late April with Goukouni's Angkatan Bersenjata Rakyat. There were also attempts to Libyanize the local population, that made many conclude that "unification" for Libya meant Arabization and the imposition of Libyan political culture, in particular of [[the Green Book]].<ref>S. Nolutshungu, p. 153</ref><ref name=Brecher90>M. Brecher & J. Wilkenfeld, p. 90</ref><ref name=Azevedo148>M. Azevedo, p. 148</ref>

Amid fighting in October between Gaddafi's Islamic Legionnaires and Goukouni's troops, and rumors that Acyl was planning a coup d'état to assume the leadership of the GUNT, Goukouni demanded on [[October 29]] the complete and unequivocal withdrawal of Libyan forces from Chadian territory, which, beginning with the capital, was to be completed by [[December 31]]. The Libyans were to be replaced by an [[OAU]] [[Inter-African Force]] (IAF). Gaddafi complied, and by [[November 16]] all Libyan forces had left Chad, redeploying in the Aouzou Strip.<ref name=Azevedo148/><ref name=Brecher90/>

 

 

=== Habré takes N'Djamena ===