> I’d personally hazard a guess nothing short of military intervention can stop something like this but that has its whole slew of unintended side effects Mili

> I’d personally hazard a guess nothing short of military intervention can stop something like this but that has its whole slew of unintended side effects Military interventions most often fail to secure a country than the opposite. Haiti had a long peacekeeping mission from the UN and fell back into anarchy, Sudan has also had a military intervention. Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, etc. are other examples of interventions gone south. Probably one of the few more successful interventions was the Yugoslavian Civil War, nowadays the appetite of the world for NATO bombing a country isn't really there. No one has figured out how to do nation building from the outside, that often has come from the people in those nations themselves.