In August 2007, shortly after the FNL left ceasefire talks, an armed group claiming to be composed of FNL fighters established a makeshift camp in the Bujumbura suburb of Buterere.[140] They said that they rejected the leadership of Agathon Rwasa and, as the “true” FNL, wanted to continue negotiations.[141] The main FNL said the group did not consist of real FNL fighters and said they had been recruited by the government to provide a compliant partner in negotiations.[142]