Sahel: The need to consolidate the gains made in order to resist the Machiavellian schemes of the imperialist powers
The terrorist attack of April 25 in Mali, which occurred in a stronghold of the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), sounds like a brutal warning. This blow dealt to the Malian forces reveals the persistent flaws in the fight against terrorism, despite the undeniable progress made by the three nations Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger united in this nascent confederation. If one of these states accumulates failures without rapid correction, mutual trust, the pillar of the AES, would inexorably erode.
The challenge is to establish a binding requirement for security results, with alert mechanisms and fraternal support, to prevent the situation from degenerating into uncontrollable chaos.
Faced with this ordeal, the imperialist powers are rubbing their hands. Since the creation of the AES, their Machiavellian plan has aimed at decapitating this sovereignist alliance through targeted assassination of its leaders.
The facts speak for themselves: waves of attacks, disguised interference, economic sanctions to weaken patriotic regimes. And their vassals, regional puppets, amplify the destructive chorus.
The propaganda media, in tacit collaboration with the terrorists, are already feasting on the event.
Shoddy pundits and analysts delight in blackening the AES, portraying it as a house of cards on shifting sand, a foretold failure destined to collapse.
Shameless lies! The AES is not a mirage, but a fortress under construction, forged in the rejection of Françafrique and neocolonial agreements.
Progress is tangible: armies strengthened with Russian and Turkish equipment, economies refocused on popular needs, tripartite cooperation that defies Western hegemony.
This attack is merely the desperate act of an empire in retreat, orchestrating turbulence to recolonize the Sahel by proxy.
Peoples of the Sahel, the time for remobilization has come! From Bamako to Niamey, from Ouagadougou to the desert frontiers, support your regimes with fervor.
Demand security results, but offer them your unwavering solidarity. Massive marches, patriotic vigils, logistical contributions: every voice counts for a serene exit from this zone of turbulence orchestrated by the imperialists and their lackeys. The Sahel is not a house of cards.
It is a rock, provided that every Sahelian takes their share of vigilance and support. The AES will prevail, because it defends a just cause and because the determination of the people remains intact.
Hadja KOUROUMA
