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🚨 ALERTE ‼️#BURKINAFASO🇧🇫 MOUSTIQUES OGM : LE CRIME CONTINUE Malgré les alertes répétées de scientifiques en génétique comme la professeur Irina Vekcha et d’organisations de la société civile, le gouvernement burkinabé sous la présidence du capitaine Ibrahim Traoré vient d’autoriser la poursuite des expérimentations de moustiques transgéniques financées par Bill Gates et l’armée américaine (DARPA) via le projet Target Malaria. Ces lâchers d’insectes, effectués sans le consentement des populations, exposent le pays à des conséquences sanitaires et environnementales irréversibles. 📌 Rappel : •Le NEPAD, agence de l’Union africaine qui supervise la biosécurité au Burkina, reçoit 2,35 millions $ de l’Open Philanthropy Project et de la Fondation Bill Gates. •Le Réseau africain d’expertise en biosécurité (ABNE), fervent défenseur du forçage génétique, a été créé et financé par la Fondation Bill & Melinda Gates. •Autrement dit, les mêmes bailleurs contrôlent à la fois les projets, les autorisations et la communication. 🤔 Question : Pourquoi le gouvernement burkinabé autorise-t-il cette expérimentation, que nous qualifions de terrorisme sanitaire, alors qu’en 2019 déjà, les risques avaient été clairement exposés ? Pourquoi continuer ces expérimentations du forçages génétiques quand deux vaccins dangereux antipaludiques expérimentaux RTS Mosquirix (GSK) et R21 sont déjà déployés, également financés par Bill Gates ? Si ces vaccins sont censés fonctionner, pourquoi relâcher des moustiques OGM génétiquement développés en Europe et importés en Afrique ? 💥 Ce qui se passe au Burkina Faso est un crime contre l’humanité. Bill Gates achète le silence de certaines autorités et pseudo-scientifiques africains, comme hier les négriers vendaient leurs frères. La riposte sera à la hauteur de cette trahison. Egountchi Behanzin, Commandant en chef de la LDNA @egountchibehanzinTV

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#BurkinaFaso🇧🇫 La Ligue de Défense Noire Africaine, section Burkina Faso, et son coordinateur ont pris part ce 11 mai 2024 pour témoigner leur soutien indéfectible à la transition et au Président Ibrahim Traoré. C'est ensemble, dans l'unité et la solidarité, que les populations burkinabè à travers le pays se réunissent, notamment ici au stade à Ouagadougou. La foule grossit de plus en plus, les slogans patriotiques retentissent dans les micros : "Burkina Viva ! Africa Viva !" @LiguededefensenoireAfricaine

🇧🇫#BurkinaFaso: JNIM has posted a new video compilation showing their recent attacks against VDP (Volunteers for the Defence of the Homeland) militias in Soudougui. As a result of the attacks, several government-aligned militants were killed, and their weapons, ammunition, as well as some motorcycles, were captured. (via @Hamid_alqawsi on X)

🇧🇫#BurkinaFaso: Footage reportedly shared by a resident of a hamlet close to the town of Sebba in Burkina Faso shows the aftermath of a raid by pro-government VDP (Volunteers for the Defence of the Homeland) militia, which allegedly burned the village to the ground. It is also reported that some residents were unable to escape in time and were killed by the militia. (via @BrantPhilip on X)

🇧🇫#BurkinaFaso: JNIM has launched a massive attack on military barracks somewhere between Naokui and Labarani in Dedougou yesterday. At least three soldiers were killed, and several vehicles and military equipment was taken by the militants. Several reports mention that most of the soldiers have retreated once they noticed the row of militants coming towards their bases. (via @KargnHasret on X)

🇧🇫#BurkinaFaso: JNIM militants launched a massive attack on the town of Manni, burning large parts of it and overrunning the military base. The assault reportedly involved hundreds of fighters. At the same time, residents in several areas hit by recent attacks are now negotiating directly with JNIM leadership. In the third attached video, a local leader says the population has no say in the interim president’s decisions and that he is "concerned" by them. Several reports are mentioning the talks that are happening are on terms that favour JNIM. (via @CartesDuMonde & @thinkstrataf on X; @warnews on TG)

🇧🇫#BurkinaFaso: Footage shows the Burkina Faso Armed Forces carrying out multiple drone strikes against JNIM militants as they withdrew from the northern town of Titao. The jihadists had earlier attacked a military camp and destroyed telephone facilities and shops on February 14th. Over the past week, JNIM fighters have killed dozens of soldiers and civilians and overrun at least one army position in coordinated attacks across multiple regions. What stands out over these recent attacks is that lately, the group seems to able to mobilize its militants across large parts of territory and conduct raids simultaneously: military camps and civilian settlements in Bilanga, Titao, Tandjari, and Nare were attacked at the same time. In Titao specifically, reports indicate that around 80 soldiers and pro-government militia troops were killed during the fighting. (📹 via @fabsenbln on X)

🇧🇫#BurkinaFaso: JNIM militants attacked the Tanjari area near Fada N’Gourma yesterday. There are reports claiming dozens of soldiers were killed in a trench during the assault, with footage suggesting the death toll may exceed 40. The militants also tried to seize a heavily armoured makeshift vehicle.

🇧🇫#BurkinaFaso: JNIM militants attacked the town of Titao in northern Burkina Faso today, targeting a military camp. Initial reports said the fighters attempted to enter the town in small groups but were pushed off by government forces. However, later footage circulating online shows destroyed antennas and heavy damage at the military position. Casualties remain unclear, and it is not confirmed whether the camp was fully overrun. (📹 via @AIW898)

🇧🇫#BurkinaFaso: A Burkinabè soldier conducts an explosive-sweep operation, using a metal detector to search for buried improvised explosive devices (IEDs). The soldier is also equipped with a portable electronic jammer worn on his back, designed to disrupt radio frequencies commonly used to remotely detonate IEDs. (📸 via @18Echo0321 on X)

🇧🇫#BurkinaFaso: ISIS in Sahel has executed several Jama'at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin militants somewhere in Burkina Faso. This kind of infighting between jihadist militant groups is not uncommon. At times, the temporary ceasefires between these two groups is also referred to as the “Sahel exception.” While several factors influence such infighting (control, territory, etc.), the main reason is ideological: JNIM is loyal to Al-Qaeda, while ISIS in the Sahel (more commonly known as ISGS) is loyal to the Islamic State, following a violent split around 2013. Moreover, there is also an ethnic dimension regarding recruitment that prompts this conflict: ISIS is more likely to recruit marginalised ethnic groups in Burkina Faso, while JNIM focuses primarily on the Fulani ethnic group. (📸 via @war_Noir)