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	'''Yaya Dillo Djérou''' became a prominent political figure in ] on October 14, 2005, when the the government of ] had to admit desertions in the army, especially from the ], the President's ethnic group. These deserters were under the leadership of Djérou; based in the ]ese region of ] Djérou, a former telecommunications engineer, had left Déby's party ] and became president of a revolutionary junta ("président du collège révolutionnaire") heading an organization called ] (SCUD), a rebel alliance. The group has declared it plans to overthrow Déby, and is he to of zaghawa ~~ehnicity~~. To open negotiations with the government, he has demanded that all political prisoners be freed. <ref></ref><ref></ref>		'''Yaya Dillo Djérou''' became a prominent political figure in ]. On October 14, 2005, when the the government of ] had to admit desertions in the army, especially from the ], the President's ethnic group. These deserters were under the leadership of Djérou; based in the ]ese region of ] Djérou, a former telecommunications engineer, had left Déby's party ] and became president of a revolutionary junta ("président du collège révolutionnaire") heading an organization called ] (SCUD), a rebel alliance. The group has declared it plans to overthrow Déby, and is he to of zaghawa ethnicity. To open negotiations with the government, he has demanded that all political prisoners be freed. <ref></ref><ref></ref>

	He has successively left armed rebellion to become a cabinet minister in Déby's government.<ref></ref><ref></ref>		He has successively left armed rebellion to become a cabinet minister in Déby's government.<ref></ref><ref></ref>

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Yaya Dillo Djérou became a prominent political figure in Chad. On October 14, 2005, when the the government of Idriss Déby had to admit desertions in the army, especially from the zaghawa, the President's ethnic group. These deserters were under the leadership of Djérou; based in the Sudanese region of Darfur Djérou, a former telecommunications engineer, had left Déby's party MPS and became president of a revolutionary junta ("président du collège révolutionnaire") heading an organization called Platform for Change, Unity and Democracy (SCUD), a rebel alliance. The group has declared it plans to overthrow Déby, and is he to of zaghawa ethnicity. To open negotiations with the government, he has demanded that all political prisoners be freed.

He has successively left armed rebellion to become a cabinet minister in Déby's government.

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v t e Chadian Civil War (2005–2010)
Rebel groups	Union of Forces for Democracy and Development Union of Forces for Democracy and Development–Fundamental United Front for Democratic Change Platform for Change, Unity and Democracy Rally for Democracy and Liberty Rally of Democratic Forces National Movement for Reform and Development Justice and Equality Movement Janjaweed
History and events	Darfur conflict Second Battle of Adré Raid on Borota Tripoli Agreement Raid on Amdjereme Raid on Dalola 2006 Chadian presidential election Battle of N'Djamena (2006) 2006 Chadian coup attempt Mediation of the Chadian Civil War (2005–10) Dakar Accord Battle of N'Djamena (2008)

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