coalition of about 5,000 troops, means that it has become isolated. in this empty space which has now been left by the un and by france, we have, of course, the wagner group, prigozhin�*s group in africa. what effect is that going to have on the situation there? so at the moment — on the bright side, so to speak — there is some public support for wagner presence. so the goodwill exists for them to be able to operate. but in light of prigozhin�*s rebellion, there's a bit of a precarious situation. of course, russia has assured mali that it will continue to support it. but then prigozhin�*s men on the ground, it's not very clear if they're also willing to be under the kremlin to continue supporting mali in the way that they have been. mali has been a sort of launching pad more for a diplomatic coup for the russian authorities. but without the wagner support, it's going to be a very turbulent relationship. tell me what they're doing in the car, the central african republic. what activity are they