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The transcript discusses a conflict where large-scale killings have temporarily halted due to troop presence, but daily violence persists, especially by anti-blood groups. Hatred remains high, with brutal killings and torture. Sexual violence is rising, particularly in camps for the displaced. Humanitarian agencies face dilemmas, such as aiding trapped populations or leaving them in danger. The state lacks a coherent army, police, or justice system, leading to lawlessness.

What has temporarily halted large-scale killings in the region?

• International aid

• Economic sanctions

• A peace treaty

• The presence of Myszka and Sagaris troops

Which group is primarily responsible for the ongoing daily violence?

• Local police

• Anti-blood groups

• Foreign mercenaries

• Pro-government forces

Where is sexual violence particularly on the rise?

• Urban centers

• Border areas

• Internally displaced camps

• Rural villages

What dilemma do humanitarian agencies face?

• Choosing between aiding or abandoning trapped populations

• Deciding on the allocation of funds

• Balancing media coverage

• Negotiating with local governments

What is lacking in the state's infrastructure?

• A coherent national army

• Educational institutions

• Healthcare facilities

• Transportation networks