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Lin Rui took the list of mutiny personnel provided by Vitak and immediately went to Ernest.

Ernest turned pale when he learned of this situation. "They are going to mutiny? How many people are involved? When are they going to do it?"

"The list is here." Lin Rui handed a piece of paper to him.

After looking at it, Ernest was silent, and after a while, he spoke slowly, "It really is them, I have also received relevant information these days, saying that their troops do not accept the change of arrangement.

It turned out that I thought they just wanted to control the troops in their own hands, but I didn't expect that they had another plan. These people on the list are all young warlords.

Unlike the warlords of the older generation, they did not have much identification with the Popular Front for Western Sahara. I think someone must have bought them. "

"This is not the time to talk about that, we're trying to figure out how to solve real problems. Obviously when you go to Tunisia for the meeting, they're going to do it.

So I need you to pick a few of them and go to Tunisia with you. The commander of the unit is gone, and it is impossible for the junior officers and soldiers below to stage a mass mutiny.

Even if they want to make trouble, we can control the scene. "Lin Rui explained.

"This is illegal. This ceasefire negotiation is a dialogue between the two governments. These local armed leaders do not hold any public office. They are not eligible to participate in this talk." Ernest shook his head and said.

"Then give them the corresponding qualifications, issue an order announcing the appointment of several key personnel above, and set up a small organization to participate in this meeting in the name of Western Saharan folks." Lin Rui replied.

"Civilians? How can this be? This is a very important ceasefire negotiation. What does it mean to have a civilian team involved?" Ernest shook his head.

"But the ceasefire agreement is also closely related to them, and it can even be said that they are the main body of the ceasefire agreement. Because they are facing pressure from Morocco. So it makes sense to invite them to participate in this meeting.

More importantly, these people are quite important local warlords. More little warlords are looking at their faces and acting.

If those little warlords find out that these local armed leaders are going to Tunisia with you for ceasefire talks! What do you think they will think? "Lin Rui asked back.

"There is no leader, the remaining ones are the leaders. The remaining small warlords are not strong enough, and they don't have enough confidence to launch a mutiny." Ernest replied.

"That's true. And one more thing, if these people go to this meeting with you. Then there are some other local warlords who are watching, and you would think they have come to terms with you and have given up on this. plans for a mutiny.

Don't underestimate these people, in fact, only a few people are really determined to engage in mutiny and rebellion. Most people are still on the sidelines. Lin Rui replied, "These people have ambitions, but they have no guts, and they all have selfishness.

They saw several of the major warlord chiefs go with you. worry about your situation. Because this meeting will already be related to the delineation of the ceasefire zone, and these are closely related to their territory.

There are benefits, and everyone wants a piece of the pie. No one wants their own interests to be damaged, so those militants who are watching will also ask to participate in this Tunisian meeting. "

"Does this work?" Ernest whispered. "Do you think that if I invite a few people on this list, the others will actually go to this meeting?"

"That's right. As long as you reveal something vague and make them think this meeting is in their own interest, no one will doubt it.

They will mistakenly think that you have reached an agreement with several major warlords. In addition to negotiating with Morocco, this meeting is likely to redefine the sphere of influence among several warlords. Lin Rui whispered. "If they knew this, would they still stay here?" "

"That's right. These local warlords only care about their own territory. If you talk to them about national justice, or something else, they don't bother to care about you. But if their vital interests are at stake, they will definitely jump out." Niceto nodded.

"That's right, take them and form a local armed delegation to participate in this negotiation with the Moroccans. This will basically kill their mutiny attempt.

Another point is to use the power of Algeria. In order to guard against the Moroccan army, please ask the Algerian army to maintain order in the camp during your absence. until the end of this meeting.

Immediately after you return, let these local armed forces return to their territory. Once dispersed, they won't have much destructive power. Even if someone wants to make trouble on their own turf, we can control it. "Lin Rui explained.

"It makes sense, I'll arrange it now." Ennisto nodded. a few hours later. The Popular Front for Western Sahara announced an appointment.

Several of the most powerful local armed leaders in Western Sahara will serve as local groups in Western Sahara and will go to Tunisia with the main leaders of the Popular Front for Western Sahara to participate in ceasefire negotiations.

Due to the limited number of local armed leaders who were not nominated to participate, they began to murmur in their hearts.

It was clear that they had agreed to wait for a mutiny during the meeting, but these bigwigs suddenly went to the meeting with the Western Sahara People's Front. What exactly does this mean?

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It is said that the talks with the Moroccans included the delineation of the ceasefire zone. The location of these ceasefire zones is the traditional sphere of influence of these local armed forces.

This makes all the local warlords in Western Sahara a little bit unable to sit still. Why did the Popular Front for Western Sahara only invite three or four powerful warlords to this meeting?

The Moroccans planned to cease fire, but the Popular Front for Western Sahara invited several major local warlords to join the meeting. Does this mean we want to divide the cake behind closed doors and redefine the sphere of influence?

The other warlords who were not nominated for the meeting panicked, feeling like they were missing something good. Several of them closed the door to discuss, but they were excluded. How is this possible?

So the chiefs of the armed warlords in Western Sahara came to Ernest one after another to express their dissatisfaction and protest.

They claim to be part of the Popular Front for Western Sahara and have no reason to be excluded from such an important meeting. It is also required to participate in this Tunisian meeting.