Abijan, Friday - President petahana Ivory Coast, Laurent Gbagbo, on Friday (21 / 1), ordered the military to head off and find all the vehicles owned by the United Nations. Attitude is no compromise was increased back tension with international agencies that support rival, Alassane Ouattara, a presidential election winner.

Earlier too there have been a series of attacks on UN vehicles and peacekeeping troops in Cote d'Ivoire (UNOCI). Massa and security officers loyal to Gbagbo attacked six UN vehicles, three of whom were burned and two injured officers.

Gbagbo has also expelled UN forces to leave Ivory Coast. The reason, the UN is not neutral in responding to the second round of the presidential election results on November 28, 2010. Election results to be the point of dispute with opposition leader Gbagbo, Ouattara, who won a majority of voters, which is 54.1 percent.

Due to dispute the election results, which followed the dualism of leadership, there is also violence, such as kidnapping, rape, murder, and gun violence. Parties to the UN and the UN Human Rights Commission expected that action by security forces supporters of Gbagbo. However, it was denied.

After the UN Security Council decided to add 2000 more personnel so that a 11,800-personnel-to Ivory Coast, Gbagbo on Friday angrily. He asked the military ranks and seek to block all UN vehicles, including those of UNICEF, UNOCI troops and vehicles.

He continues to survive in the presidential palace.

Anger Gbagbo also triggered by the UN Human Rights Commission's statement that there had been sexual violence in some parts of the country's largest cocoa producer in the world. Gbagbo and his allies accused of being behind various acts of violence, including sexual violence and rape against women and girls.

While Ouattara, who was elected president of the international community recognized, it is to survive at Hotel Golf, which given the barbed wire barricade, at the edge of one of the beautiful lagoon city Abijan. This hotel has become Ouattara cabinet office since he was inaugurated on December 4, 2010. UNOCI by 800 personnel on guard around the hotel.

Ouattara, Friday, called upon all the Ivorian people for not believing in the cabinet Gbagbo. Because, the president-elect is himself, which is now internationally acclaimed.