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• In 1984 Djogo broke with the GUNT, unhappy of its internal disputes.
• The GUNT was, however, overthrown by Habr?loyalists on 7 June 1982.
• The Gunt, and its affluent Shahdara, power the Pamir I power plant.
• Goukouni and other members of GUNT fled to Cameroon and eventually reappeared in Libya.
• At the beginning of 1986, the GUNT was increasingly isolated internationally and disintegrating internally.
• In July 1981 he was promoted, becoming the GUNT's secretary of state for Interior.
• The participants of GUNT deeply mistrusted each other, and they never achieved a sense of coherence.
• On 31 December he announced in Dakar he would resume fighting as a guerrilla against the GUNT.
• FANT marched north to confront the GUNT and the Libyans, who he met south of Ab閏h?
• In March 1988 Goukouni resestablished control of GUNT, and in June 1988 Oumar was arrested in Tripoli.
• The offensive started successfully, expelling the GUNT from its key strongholds, aided by the use of napalm.
• A French intervention blocked GUNT from overthrowing Habr?in 1983 and limited Libyan-GUNT control to Northern Chad.
• A French intervention blocked GUNT from overthrowing Habr?in 1983 and limited Libyan-GUNT control to Northern Chad.
• The offensive started successfully, expelling the GUNT from its key strongholds, also through the use of napalm.
• It flows into the Gunt River above Khorog a few miles before that river flows into the Panj River.
• A new Libyan intervention followed in June, though it was largely through material support of the GUNT offensive.
• Habr?attacked the GUNT in the Tibesti in both December 1982 and January 1983 but was repelled on both occasions.
• Despite the presence of Habr? the new composition of the GUNT had enough pro-Libyans to satisfy Gaddafi.
• These desertions alarmed Gaddafi, as the GUNT provided a cover of legitimacy to Libya's presence in Chad.
• Although fighting intensified over the next several months, the mountains remained under the control of the GUNT and Libyan forces.