CLEAN : African leaders mount effort to mediate Ethiopian conflict

The transcript discusses the government's concerns about airstrikes targeting civilian areas and the potential consequences of mediation, which could encourage impunity and disorder. It also highlights tactics used to create a humanitarian crisis to draw international attention.

What is the government's main concern regarding the airstrikes?

• They are too costly.

• They are hitting civilian areas.

• They are targeting military bases.

• They are ineffective.

Why does the government oppose mediation at this stage?

• It is too expensive.

• It would delay the process.

• It would encourage impunity.

• It is unnecessary.

What is the government's plan before considering mediation?

• To negotiate with leaders.

• To bring leaders to court.

• To conduct more airstrikes.

• To seek international help.

What do the leaders allegedly aim to achieve by scaring people?

• To gain more followers.

• To create a humanitarian crisis.

• To increase their power.

• To improve their image.

What might the creation of a humanitarian crisis trigger?

• Economic growth.

• International attention.

• A local rebellion.

• Political stability.