Identifier
Created
Classification
Origin
09CONAKRY808
2009-12-24 12:54:00
SECRET
Embassy Conakry
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S E C R E T CONAKRY 000808
SIPDIS
DEPARTMENT FOR AF/EX, DS/IP/AF
E.O. 12958: DECL: 12/24/2029
TAGS: ASEC GV PGOV PREL
SUBJECT: CONAKRY REVERSE TRIPWIRES
Classified By: Classified by ARSO David O. Miller for reasons 1.4(b)and
(d)
S E C R E T CONAKRY 000808
SIPDIS
DEPARTMENT FOR AF/EX, DS/IP/AF
E.O. 12958: DECL: 12/24/2029
TAGS: ASEC GV PGOV PREL
SUBJECT: CONAKRY REVERSE TRIPWIRES
Classified By: Classified by ARSO David O. Miller for reasons 1.4(b)and
(d)
1. This cable serves as final publication of previously
reviewed and submitted reverse tripwires. These tripwires
have also been recorded in post's classified CEPA application.
2. Conakry reverse tripwires are listed below as follows:
Applicable to all subheadings listed in Conakry EAP Section
H-754
1.) The government is able to maintain law and order at a
level equal to what was in place prior to tripwires being
crossed.
2.) The risk of factional fighting within the military is
declining; key military leaders continue to demonstrate
support for the goverment.
3.) The security situation in the capitol permits Embassy
personnel to move as freely as they did prior to tripwires
being crossed.
4.) The American International School is open.
5.) Foreign missions are generally open and operating at
normal staffing levels.
6.) Guinean Government is directing forward political
movement.
7.) An observer or peace-keeping mission is on the ground or
is expected to be on the ground in the near future.
8.) Government response to large-scale demonstrations is
restrained, allowing political expression and controlling
violence.
9.) Conakry Airport is functioning normally with carriers
operating on their usual schedules. Fuel and water
deliveries proceed without disruptions of any kind.
10.) Commercial activity in the capital returns to pre-crisis
levels.
11.) There is no credible threat to Americans or other
foreign nationals.
Moller
SIPDIS
DEPARTMENT FOR AF/EX, DS/IP/AF
E.O. 12958: DECL: 12/24/2029
TAGS: ASEC GV PGOV PREL
SUBJECT: CONAKRY REVERSE TRIPWIRES
Classified By: Classified by ARSO David O. Miller for reasons 1.4(b)and
(d)
1. This cable serves as final publication of previously
reviewed and submitted reverse tripwires. These tripwires
have also been recorded in post's classified CEPA application.
2. Conakry reverse tripwires are listed below as follows:
Applicable to all subheadings listed in Conakry EAP Section
H-754
1.) The government is able to maintain law and order at a
level equal to what was in place prior to tripwires being
crossed.
2.) The risk of factional fighting within the military is
declining; key military leaders continue to demonstrate
support for the goverment.
3.) The security situation in the capitol permits Embassy
personnel to move as freely as they did prior to tripwires
being crossed.
4.) The American International School is open.
5.) Foreign missions are generally open and operating at
normal staffing levels.
6.) Guinean Government is directing forward political
movement.
7.) An observer or peace-keeping mission is on the ground or
is expected to be on the ground in the near future.
8.) Government response to large-scale demonstrations is
restrained, allowing political expression and controlling
violence.
9.) Conakry Airport is functioning normally with carriers
operating on their usual schedules. Fuel and water
deliveries proceed without disruptions of any kind.
10.) Commercial activity in the capital returns to pre-crisis
levels.
11.) There is no credible threat to Americans or other
foreign nationals.
Moller