With Foreign troops intervening or with his own troops?Mobutu would wipe the floor with Amin.
Going by what he did in the First Congo War, quite a few European PMCs will be called in to "advise".With Foreign troops intervening or with his own troops?
Would they be more effective then in the first Congo warGoing by what he did in the First Congo War, quite a few European PMCs will be called in to "advise".
Would he sent french troops or some troops from FrançafriqueI like gistard will help out.
Possibly, Idi Amin probably won't have as much success rallying the people of Zaire against Mobutu, and his Shermans would be perfect targets for the J-21s ad Hinds of the White Legion.Would they be more effective then in the first Congo war
I think both French and former coloniesWould they be more effective then in the first Congo war
Would he sent french troops or some troops from Françafrique
Local or international opinion? given Mobutu was governing the same way as he had in 1997 I doubt the local population is going to back himHe probably would not be as effective considering that popular opinion would be behind the Congolese government.
Given Congolese army was very corrupt and incompetent, more arms isn't going to do much for local forcesso he would better armed than vs the invasion of the second Congo war.
I thought he wanted to annex parts of Kenya. Wasn't Tanzania an attempt to get at the soldiers who fled there after trying to murder him? Ahhh wait, looks like the troops suspected Ida Min might have been trying to kill the Vice President. Anyways, just have them move into Congo instead. Though I imagine Uganda would simply do what Rwanda and Burundi did, which was to invave areas equal to their own size, slaughter refugees who fled form their governments, then strip the area of valuable minerals.
They won't do anything beyond sending arms and maybe advisers unlike France Britain has never actively intervened in its former African colonies beyond peacekeeping so they won't bombing Ugandan forces or sending British troops inWould the British not intervene in Kenya - there is still a British army training presence in country to this day?