WELENSKY INTERVIEW - SOUND

The transcript discusses the importance of a key issue, President Chambi's potential return to Elizabethville for talks, and the conditions required for his safety. It explores the possibility of a scorched earth policy if negotiations fail and analyzes the responsibility for the start of the fighting, highlighting the role of the United Nations' actions. The helicopter incident involving President Chambi and its consequences are also detailed.

What is the main condition for President Chambi to return to Elizabethville for talks?

• Reasonable guarantees for his safety

• Support from the United Nations

• Approval from the Central Government

• Economic incentives

Under what condition might a scorched earth policy be considered?

• If President Chambi decides to return

• If the United Nations intervenes

• If there is no possibility of successful negotiations

• If negotiations are successful

What action by the United Nations is identified as a cause of the conflict?

• Supporting President Chambi

• Deploying additional troops

• Removing the road blockade

• Imposing economic sanctions

What incident did President Chambi personally participate in?

• A helicopter incident

• A diplomatic meeting

• A peace negotiation

• A military parade

What did Chambi's troops report about the helicopter?

• It was broadcasting messages

• It was evacuating civilians

• It was throwing out hand grenades

• It was delivering supplies