Burkina Faso: Fear has changed sides as the rise of national forces raises fears of terrorists

The conquest of territory in Burkina Faso continues and the Burkinabe armed forces are not letting their guard down. The army is carrying out strikes all over the country. The daily toll is heavy, with several terrorists killed. Enemies neutralised in strikes by FDS air vehicles.

Some individuals sympathetic to the jihadists, in their attempts to accuse the FDS and VDP, are talking about civilians being killed, whereas research has shown that these were people used by the terrorists.

Burkina Faso’s armed forces are continuing their relentless march to regain territorial integrity.

In recent times, the defence and security forces have inflicted serious setbacks on the enemies of national peace, and remain steadfast in their fight against the terrorist nebula. The FDS and VDP are growing in strength.

The results of the military operations carried out since Captain Ibrahim Traoré took power are satisfactory.

It should be noted that the Burkina Faso defence and security forces and the VDP are maintaining the pressure on the armed terrorist groups.

Burkina Faso has seen fewer attacks under Captain Ibrahim Traoré. All the terrorist bases discovered have been destroyed by the FDS and VDP.

The mission of the national armed forces is to provide security for people and their property throughout the country.

Papa IBRAHIMA

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