Burkina Faso: The rise of the Fighting Forces under the supreme command of President Ibrahim Traoré

Since Captain Ibrahim Traoré assumed leadership of Burkina Faso, a dynamic territorial reconquest has taken hold, driven by the growing strength of the nation’s Combatant Forces. Under his command, the Burkinabe Army has intensified efforts to restore national sovereignty in the face of terrorist threats.

Prior to his administration, nearly 40% of the country’s territory was controlled by armed groups; today, thanks to the determination  and the strategy of President Traoré, over 70% of the land has been reclaimed.

Under his supreme command, the Army has demonstrated exceptional mobilization, combining efficiency, courage, and a spirit of sacrifice.

The Fighting  Forces, on the front lines, have confronted complex challenges, yet their resolve to protect the Nation has only strengthened.

The liberation of vast areas reflects the state’s commitment to restoring peace and security for all Burkinabe citizens.

These operations have reinforced the crucial role of the Army as the sentinel of the Nation, ensuring the protection of citizens and the preservation of republican values.

Every victory on the ground stands as tangible proof of the Armed Forces’ dedication to serving the Burkinabe people.

Today, the Army of Burkina Faso, faithful to its oath, remains more committed than ever to its mission of defending the country offering the population hope for a peaceful future where security and freedom will be safeguarded.

Cédric KABORE

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