tell us more about gilbert diendere, the man at the head of the -- this coup. me?you hear tell us a bit more about the man behind this coup. who is he? sorry about that. we seem to be having a problem with that connection. we will get it later for you here on "france 24." let's turn our attention to hungary, a country facing growing criticism from the international community one day after right police used tear gas and water cannons to push back grounds at hungary's already controversial wire fence border. on wednesday, some of the frustrated migrants threw stones and bricks at security forces. gulliver cragg, what is the situation like there right now?are things as tense as yesterday? gulliver: things are a bit more calm. even this morning, there was an atmosphere of tension. a lot of people have left today. at least a dozen buses left the ago.an camp 20 minutes from there, they are taken to the croatian border. there are several hundred people. dozens have been staging demonstrations from time to time in front of the new barb wire the hungarians put up overnight

think the leader of , wasunta, gilbert diendÉre the real number two of the regime.ou hear the results of the long presidency of blaise compaorÉ. the situation difficult. -- the situation is difficult. on one hand, i don't think it is the transition that it was supposed to be. would be leader for a few weeks or a few months, but at the same time, they have quite strong control of the security system. he has been head of the collegian and the regime and has a lot of friends as well in the -- region.s it is not going to be very equal. anchor: what about people who are helping to mediate right now? talks are still going on. did those presidents who came in from neighboring countries to try to help? they got experience -- have they got experience when it comes to achieving desirable outcomes in these negotiations? hases: a west african state quite a long history with dealing with this. it is the region where we had moved in recently. mali, guineae before. they have experience in dealing with these situations. thes difficult because transition that happened last year and

molly: we've heard from general gilbert diendere, as of now, the man at the helm. bes saying elections will held soon. we have leaders from senegal and benin arriving soon. what can we expect from the negotiations? >> it is going to be interesting to listen to what he has to say over the next 24-48 hours. that will set the tone for the transition. is adamant that he did not carry out the coup d'etat to hold power himself, he just wanted to stabilize burkina faso. whether we can believe him, we will find out over the next 24 hours. if he does not want to hang onto power, the mediation can be smooth.ly certainly, the regional countries and the international community can put some pressure on burkina faso, they can cut funds and suspend him from regional bodies. provided he's not bent on keeping power, that might persuade him to step back into a purely military role. if, on the other hand, he has made up his mind that he no longer ones to be burkina faso's number two, as he was for 27 years under blaise compaore, and he wants to be in charge and is willing to hang ont