Tuesday, April 16, 2013

Ivory Coast wants surveillance drones to replace U.N. troops

The Article: Ivory Coast wants surveillance drones to replace U.N. troops



Ivory Coast U.N. Ambassador Youssoufou Bamba told the 15-member council that surveillance drones should be deployed to offset any planned cuts to the peacekeeping force in the world's biggest cocoa producer. This is an interesting position considering the controversial usage of drones abroad, and in America particularly. Since the western Ivory Coast is a hotbed of conflict, the drones may be a superior choice to deal with incursions, and offering superior surveillance capabilities. 

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