Operation Entebbe is remembered as a triumph of military courage. But the mission also depended on something less visible: a relationship with Kenya that had survived the rupture of formal diplomatic ties. Long before the crisis, professional exchanges and development cooperation had created reservoirs of… | Read More in The Blogs
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