The situation was very fluid over there. The SLA were deployed there and we are yet to get full details. Everything is under control. The situation in Rogberi and Mile 91 is good. The stand-off position regarding the 233 peacekeepers in Kailahun remains the same.
Negotiations still continue.
The Jordanian troops are there and the Quick Reaction Company was sent in to strengthen them. General, you said that there were no casualties in re-occupying Masiaka. As you are aware, it is one of the conditions of the provisions in the Lome Peace Accord and it has been operating for the past year. A year after the signing of the Lome Peace Accord on the 7th of July , the CCP and indeed Civil Society and all other interested parties in the peace process are anxious to look at the LPA and make recommendations as to what aspect of the peace accord are still valid or not, and to chart the way forward for resuscitating the peace Those who are attending the meeting include members of the civil society, CDF, AFRC, RUF, the Government, stakeholders and a lot of other people who are invited within the country. All these people are participating in a workshop to examine the peace accord and will come up with recommendations as to what the way forward should be in recommencing the peace process in Sierra Leone.