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The transcript discusses the ongoing conflict involving the Islamic State in West Africa. It highlights the group's efforts to regain control and their disagreement with indiscriminate targeting. The new leader, Abu Musab Melbourne, focuses on targeting Christian assets and opposing Christianization in Nigeria. An increase in attacks on UN assets and NGOs is expected, along with internal conflicts between groups. The new leadership aims to consolidate power by potentially assassinating Chico, seen as an obstacle to unifying the group.

What kind of attacks are mentioned in relation to the Islamic State's operations?

What does the new leader, Abu Musab Melbourne, talk about targeting?

What is likely to happen to UN assets and NGOs according to the text?

How do the Islamic State and its opponents aim to prove their relevance?

What is the main obstacle to bringing the Islamic State group back together?