the frequent armed conflicts in equatorial africa and neighboring countries tend to be primarily

How do their policy-makers understand their SWOT analyses? Probably their policy-makers think that each military intervention is taking place in state similar to each other or looks like a western model at least. Perhaps, just like me, you have been wondering, how Western Powers evaluate their calculus and decisions with their African partners when it comes to any military intervention in Africa. Western powers have been committing the same mistake every time they kick off a military intervention in Africa since their intervention in Somalia. Mali and CAR are almost in the same way of Libya, Afghanistan and Iraq. Unfortunately, the results of military interventions on the continent did not change anything in fact, it worsens the situation in the continent, as it has become more complicated in places like Somalia, Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of Congo and particularly Libya. The so-called protection of civilians and counter-terrorism was behind most of military interventions over the past two decades. Western Powers’ appetite for the dispatch of armed forces into Africa has been increased greatly in the twenty-first century.

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