Burkina Faso / The manipulation of social networks by local henchmen: A plot to demobilise the Defence and security forces 

Social media has evolved into a powerful tool for manipulation, exploited by local agents funded by imperialist forces to create chaos in Burkina Faso.

 

These actors spread false information, fabricating casualties among the brave Defense and Security Forces (FDS) in certain areas.

 

Their aim is to demoralize the fighting forces and sow doubt and confusion among the population, hoping to incite a revolt against the ongoing transition and destabilize the country.

 

In reality, the situation on the ground is markedly different. Terrorists have nowhere to hide as they are relentlessly pursued across the entire national territory.

 

Their bases are systematically destroyed, thanks to the strategic planning, training, and military equipment provided by President Ibrahim Traoré.

 

The Burkinabe people must remain vigilant against these destabilization tactics.

 

It is crucial to continue supporting the Patriotic Movement for Safeguard and Restoration (MPSR) led by President Ibrahim Traoré.

 

Only through unwavering unity and support can Burkina Faso reclaim its full sovereignty and ensure a future of peace and prosperity for all its citizens.

Papa IBRAHIMA

 

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