now, to discuss this further i m joined by former uk ambassador to the us, lord darroch of kew, from washington dc by evelyn farkas, former us deputy assistant secretary of defense for russia, ukraine, eurasia, and by michael nwankpa, the director at the centre for african conflict and development in london. and in the studio, a globalfellow at the cannon institute. michael nwankpa, you get a sense from that film of the humanitarian situation for the people of mali, the un withdrawing of the french gone, it is a catastrophe? it withdrawing of the french gone, it is a catastrophe? is a catastrophe? it is. i would arree. is a catastrophe? it is. i would agree- it is a catastrophe? it is. i would agree- it is is a catastrophe? it is. i would agree- it is a is a catastrophe? it is. i would agree. it is a huge is a catastrophe? it is. i would l agree. it is a huge catastrophe. is a catastrophe? it is. i would - agree. it is a huge catastrophe. for the people. it is very bleak. it d
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