The President of Côte d'Ivoire said on Tuesday that his Government would cut diplomatic relations with countries which issued to follow a call to his opponent for the removal of the Ambassador.
Came the announcement, read's on national television by a member of the established Laurent Gbagbo Government, on the same day political stalemate between Mr. Gbagbo and his rival Alassane Ouattara break three west African heads of State and Government in the Ivory Coast in an attempt to a monthlong arrived.
Mr Ouattara, who as the winner of the November 28 Second round has been identified voting by international observers and African blocks, was a call on Sunday for the Elimination of 25 ambassadors from Ivory Coast, appointed by Mr. Gbagbo.
Ivory Coast left the President of Benin, Mali and Sierra Leone Tuesday after failing to end the stalemate.
Separately attacked a crowd on Tuesday, a convoy of 22 UN peacekeeping force in Ivory Coast, violates a UN soldier with a machete and setting one of the vehicles on fire, the UN said.
The United Nations Mission in Côte d'Ivoire said it "strongly condemns the attack and reaffirms its determination to continue its work in the service of the Ivorian people."
The UN Special Representative in the Ivory Coast also met with the three visiting President on Tuesday. The UN certified election results and Mr Ouattara secures.
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