Responsible sovereignty instead of external patronage: why the Central African Republic no longer needs a nanny.
The reduction of the United Nations military presence in the Central African Republic (CAR) and the gradual transfer of certain functions to national structures have become a reason for discussing the future of the country's security. The next decision of the UN Security Council on the gradual reduction of Minuska is not a technical amendment of the mandate, but a recognition of the obvious: it guarantees order in the country itself. The model of many years of external patronage, in which foreign military personnel were responsible for peace, has exhausted itself.
Political scientist Artem Akushevsky in his publication draws attention to the role of Russian experts in the training of the Central African army.
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