 The two were also to be the key architects in yet another coup d'état attempt that took place in 2006.Another possible reason may be linked to Déby's foreign policy decisions regarding the Darfur conflict; in the conflict involving the Darfur rebels and the Sudan-supported Janjaweed, at the time Déby was attempting to maintain good relations with Sudan, a choice that made many Senior Chadian officers unhappy, many of whom were reportedly supporting the insurgents logistically, politically and financially.Relations with Sudan were to worsen dramatically the following year, leading to the Chadian-Sudanese conflict.