Historical examples show varied aftermaths for countries after a sitting leader's capture by foreign powers:
- Panama (Noriega, 1990, by US): Led to democratic transition, military abolition, and economic recovery by 1993, but with initial unrest, displacement, and international condemnation.
- Iraq (Saddam, 2003, by US-led forces): Resulted in regime change, elections, but sparked insurgency, sectarian violence, and long-term instability including ISIS rise.
- Afghanistan (Amin killed, 1979, by Soviets): Triggered decade-long war, civil conflicts, and eventual Taliban control amid massive destruction and displacement.
Outcomes often include instability, foreign influence, and rebuilding challenges.
So no one had any nice to say about Warras? Sizwe literally said he didn't live up to his potential... Pearl uthi ulele naye in front of his family ei Hai