The point I'm trying to make is that the peace operation is not designed to be the solution. The solution must come from the people of the state. In the case of Mali, it's the Malians who have to bring their peace process forward together. The UN mission is there to help bring stability, and to create a space where that political dialogue and diplomacy can take place.
Really, it's a political mission with military support and complexity like we've never seen before, which is why we need very well-trained people who can go into an environment like that and be supported by information that helps them understand who the players are, what their motivations are, and how best to respond to them. This is something we haven't faced before, but in the case of Mali you have a myriad of groups, not just terrorist groups, but also transnational criminal groups and tribal communities. All of these need to be understood before we can make an appropriate intervention.