When you have lost control of a 1/4th of your country and need military convoys and air support to access no go areas, you're a failed state.
The fact they've managed to retain 'control' of even a little of it is surprising as hell. I'm not sure if they meet the UN definition of it just yet, but they're damn close.
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When you have lost control of a 1/4th of your country and need military convoys and air support to access no go areas, you're a failed state.
The fact they've managed to retain 'control' of even a little of it is surprising as hell. I'm not sure if they meet the UN definition of it just yet, but they're damn close.
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