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The Arm wrestling
AQMI threatened to execute the Italian hostages if Mauritania does not release their members before March 1. This ultimatum has expired. Mauritania rejects any negotiations or prisoner exchanges with Al-Qaeda, and the European governments are squeesed by their public opinion to save the lives of those in the hands of kidnappers.
Mauritania is the center of finding the solution to the kidnappings of five Europeans, and Nouakchott remains firm on its position resisting any form of pressure. But for how long and who will crackdown first: The relatives and European governments, or AQMI? …
When we know that AQMI managed to let go four terrorists detained in Mali recently, in exchange for the release of a French hostage Pierre Camatte, then we realize how much would be enough to resolve the situation .