Sudan update.

You don’t hear much of it online. It’s because the tidal wave of return of Sudanese Armed Forces, under Iranian and Russian support, are rapidly retaking key parts and much of the country from another frankenstein Horde of mercenaries, UkroNazis, Anglo-French, Zionazi, UAE and gulfie salafis. The latter cabal increasingly resort to naked terrorism, including the recent dronification torching of the temporary capital of Port Sudan, on the Red Sea coast. Anglo-Zionists/Emiratis/UkroNazis play a key role in terrorism

💠 @Arab_Africa:
⭕ 🇸🇩 Current balance of power in Sudan

Green color – territory controlled by the Sudanese Armed Forces

Red color – territory controlled by the Rapid Reaction Forces
[btw the map is deceptive. Before Anglo-Zionists severed South Sudan, Sudan was largest country in already huge Africa. Even today, with about a fifth chopped off, it ranks 15th largest country on earth by area. One of wealthiest countries on earth – in minerals (gold, uranium, etc) and meat (along with Somalia the top importer to arid arabian peninsula for eons) and agriculture. And location fought over by crusaders for eon, sitting directly across Makkah and in the northern Red Sea and as strategic to control of SLOCs as Yemen and Egypt. It literally, like Russia, has everything to be self-sufficient and a super power. But it has been mindwashed by Anglos for centuries and imploded by inadequate MB/salafi crazies]
⭕ 🇸🇩 Sudanese Armed Forces liberate White Nile province from SBR militants

Sudanese authorities have announced that White Nile province has been completely liberated from Rapid Intervention Forces militants after regaining control of the Umm Ramtha district in the northwest of the province.

The day before, the Sudanese Armed Forces Command announced the complete liberation of Khartoum province from militants. As a result, despite the intensive work of foreign instructors from one of the Eastern European countries to guide UAVs to strategic objects in Port Sudan, the army continued the offensive and will see it through to the end.

On video: a fun movement between the army and the RRF in one of the provinces of Sudan
⭕ 🇸🇩 Sudan’s UN envoy accuses UAE of airstrikes on Port Sudan

Sudan’s UN envoy Al-Harith Idris said the drone attack on Port Sudan, which began on May 4, was carried out from a UAE military base. Idris said their intelligence indicated the use of drones, presumably MQ-9B or MQ-9, as well as other kamikaze drones. Electronic, reconnaissance and other information, including targeting, is provided by UAE Navy warships in the Red Sea.

Idris also said the attacks could be a response to the Sudanese military’s May 3 operation that resulted in the destruction of a UAE military aircraft in the city of Nyala.

As for the transport plane destroyed on May 3 at Nyala airport, local sources claim that 70 SBR fighters heading abroad for treatment were killed in the strike. Among the dead were also foreigners of European and Arab appearance, whose bodies were later taken to Chad. The plane itself flew to Chad to the Um Jaras airfield on the evening of May 3, but returned a few minutes later due to weather conditions, where it was destroyed by the Sudanese Armed Forces.

On video: authentic clashes between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the RRF in one of the country’s regions

This link works:
https://english.almayadeen.net/articles/opinion/algeria-and-mali–divided-and-almost-conquered

This issue between Mali and Algeria is heartbreaking. The ancient arabs have an old saying, “me against my brother, my brother and I against our cousin; my brother, I and our cousin against the outsider”. This appears applicable to most neighbors worldwide on a geopolitical historical view.. How many centuries of such deranged wars between the Anglos and the French? The Russkies in Novorossiya still go at it today, to detriment of both! The Indians and Pakistanis..

I haven’t followed this specific issue closely, except to note (1) Algeria is not a friend to terrorists, and (2) both remain afflicted with Frenchie intrigue to this day. Several times after Algeria gained independence, the West sicced the salafi Horde on them. So they would be among the last to sponsor them. And only Frenchie (and zionazis) benefit from Mali and Algeria being hostile to each other.

How was it done?

I suspect the Tuareg desert bedouins, largely berber like Algerians, are surreptitiously supported by proud Algerians who refuse to recognize the 1885 Berlin Conference borders. Yet these Tuaregs are largely being instrumentalized by the West to destabilize Mali and the Sahel. Most of the 404 arms ratlines cross through the Sahara into the Sahel at Algerian-Libyan southern borders. Mali rightfully demands its sovereignty be respected and this plague halted. Algerians refuse to see the Tuaregs massacred, as the AES increasingly are forced to in order to halt Forever Wars.

So British Borders, and “freedom fighters” (to one side) and “terrorists” to the other side. And a glum Russkie in between. General Armageddon is HQ’ed in Algeria. And the Russian Army openly defends Mali and the AES! What a mess.

So at the heart is resolving British Borders, giving rights to what are minorities in most Saharan countries, but actually number in millions, spread all over, and supporting each other to detriment of entire region – like the Kurds, who also today largely serve Zion.

The Nigerien leader identified two neighbors working with vindictive Frenchie and USUK to destabilize the AES — francophone Benin and Anglophone Nigeria (Agent Tinubu). The ying and yang of the eternal Resistance goes on …

Yes, malicious borders which divide and permit external rule of both are the root cause of much of Africa’s woes. As great a calamity as Sykes-Picot, and including the core duo of Anglo-French imperialists, was the 1885 Berlin Conference. These borders were carefully thought out with utmost malice, to perpetuate subjugation and underdevelopment, facilitating resource vacuuming and pillage..

The distraught and envious Germans convened this coven of criminals as little of Africa was left to them! But they still used the coven to create even greater horrors – the still extant borders at root of most intra- and extra-state strife.

This is what the current world war is about in the Ukraine and the Holy Land.

This informs the western white-hot rage at the AES, and determination to dissolve them through the same bestial salafi Horde as finally wore down Syria — the AES dared to confederate and dissolve the Berlin 1885 borders which permit unending external interference.

As recounted in above video by the leader of Niger – since this January the AES started to fight as a joint army to incrementally and successfully take back territory controlled by the Horde and other western proxies. And together they are quite potent, being almost 80,000,000 strong, mostly youth, and with top growing economies in entire world. And the experiences, instruction, arms, and other support of the civilizational-states are behind them.

So the West responded by escalating and openly commanding the Horde in a joint control room, and bringing in salafis, UkroNazis, mercs, etc from worldwide, under Anglo-French lead. Unbelievable.

The Pirates have no minds – just one-track aggressive bestiality. They’ll just get attrited into non-existence, as nearly happened in ww1. They never learn. Who can take on ALL mankind, as the lunatics aim?!

And no shame whatsoever. The same “Mujahideen” welcomed into the Oval Orifice by Reagan in early 1980s, then denounced by demented Shrub in 2001, now Orange in 2025 shook the hand of the Horde head headchopper in Riyadh. Anglo exceptionalism, zionazi messianism, and salafi extremism — the three monkeys of our End Times ..

☝️ after physically kicking out Frenchie and Yanqui comes economic sovereignty. Ineluctable processes to be repeated worldwide during enforced Retreats

💠 @Africa Intel:
⭕🇧🇪Alice Harris and her photographs of Belgian colonial crimes

The history of Belgium’s presence in Africa rarely resonates as loudly in public memory as British or French colonialism. But in terms of the scale of violence and cynicism, it was the Belgian model in the Congo that became one of the most brutal in colonial history.

It remained in the shadows for a long time, largely because it was controlled not by the state, but by one man: King Leopold II. Two Europeans played a crucial role in exposing these crimes: Alice Harris.

Alice Harris arrived in the Congo at the beginning of the 20th century with her husband, a missionary. With her photography skills, she began to document the consequences of the atrocities she encountered in the villages. Her photographs show men, women and children who suffered at the hands of local agents of the royal administration. Her most famous work shows a Congolese man named Nsala sitting on the veranda of the mission, with the severed arm and leg of his five-year-old daughter in front of him, who was killed by ABIR guards for failing to meet her rubber quota (photo 1).

“Collage of the Mutilated” (photo 2). This was a series of portraits showing men and boys with amputated limbs, photographed around 1904–1905 at the missionary station in Baringa.

“Enslaved men in chains”(photo 3). The photograph shows two men shackled by iron collars and chains, a common punishment for resistance or debt during the Leopoldian era (c. 1903–1905).

#ColonialCrimes
⭕ 🇸🇸🇩🇯Eight Men Deported to South Sudan After Legal Dispute and Detour Through Djibouti

The United States has deported eight men to South Sudan, ending a prolonged legal dispute that had left them stranded in Djibouti for several weeks.

The group included individuals convicted of serious crimes such as murder, sexual assault, and robbery. According to U.S. officials, most had either completed their prison terms or were nearing release.

Notably, only one of the eight men is a South Sudanese national. The others are citizens of Myanmar, Cuba, Vietnam, Laos, and Mexico. U.S. authorities stated that these individuals were sent to South Sudan because their countries of origin declined to take them back.

The move comes amid efforts by the Trump administration to broaden deportation policies, including the practice of sending individuals to third countries when repatriation is blocked.

#SouthSudan #Djiboti

💠 @Sputnik Africa:
⭕ Nigeria Rejects US Pressure to Accept Venezuelan Deportees

“You have to also bear in mind that the US is mounting considerable pressure on African countries to accept Venezuelans to be deported from the US, some straight out of prison,” Foreign Minister Yusuf Tuggar said on the sidelines of the BRICS summit in Brazil.

🗣Citing Nigeria’s own substantial population of 230 million, the minister added, “It will be difficult for a country like Nigeria to accept Venezuelan prisoners into Nigeria. We have enough problems of our own.”

This follows a recent White House meeting where Trump’s administration reportedly asked five visiting African leaders – from Liberia, Senegal, Guinea-Bissau, Mauritania, and Gabon – to take in migrants deported from the US who are not their own nationals.

An internal State Department document reportedly outlined this request for the “dignified, safe, and timely transfer” of these third-country nationals.

❗️Trump has been pushing to accelerate deportations, even by rerouting migrants to third countries when repatriation to their home nations faces obstacles.
[unbelievable. Is Orange attempting to torch what remains of US prestige disrepute? He is personally affixing the Scarlet Letter on his own bosom]

💠 @🌎🛡 GEOPOL360🕊🌍:
⭕📸 🇺🇸 Image of the week: Trump sitting in the White House, surrounded by the presidents of five African countries who remained standing by his side.
[these five who humiliated themselves, our L to R: Senegal, Mauritania, Gabon, Liberia (“where did you learn to speak English so well?”), and Guinea-Bissau. Shame!
NB. All are compradores grabbed from Frenchie (except Liberia) and which have eastern Atlantic coasts — i.e. sold basing for FOBs]

💠 @Arab_Africa:   
⭕ 🇱🇾🇺🇸 US Airline Carries Out Regular Patrols in Libyan Airspace

According to Africa Intelligence, US Army airline Berry Aviation has been actively carrying out regular reconnaissance and transport flights between Misrata and Benghazi in recent weeks.

The company is based in Texas and provides services to various US federal agencies, including the Special Operations Command and the Department of Defense. The company uses Dash 8-200 aircraft for flights over Libya, which depart from the company’s bases in Kenya, Abidjan [Ivory Coast], as well as Benin and Ghana.

☝️ I’ve marked in the following map the hottest zones and official Forward Operating Bases (FOBs):

• GREEN-BLUE: main targets of western aggression at the moment (hottest circled)
• PINK-RED: the four FOBs who openly host spy planes above and likely drones (doesn’t include occult ones such as Nigeria, Chad, etc)
• ORANGE: the five sellouts who stood behind Orange, as well as open compradore states Morocco and Rwanda, and the international base-city-state of Djibouti

Western Sahara is occupied by Morocco, thus most of the western coast of Africa provides FOBs to attack the richer interior..

These coastal states have traditionally been least plagued with war and abject poverty, permitted a decent QOL to keep them quiet, whilst the interior was bled white and rarely entered modernity.

Much of the coming fight will be to remove pirate footprints on these coastal criminal regimes permitting the neocolonial paradigm on all to persist. This is where the revolution of military affairs shall prove salutary – esp precision missiles and drones, and the higher MIC capacity of the interior backed by the civilizational-states to end Vampire Balls and essentially free resource extraction.

The ramrod posture of the five desperate men behind Agent Chaos needs to be understood in the context they know it is End of the Line and the jig’s up. Fat Humpty Dumpty fell off the Wall, and all the King’s and Queen’s men cannot push back Time.

UAE Airports Stop Accepting Sudanese Flights, Sudan Civil Aviation Authority Says

Sudan was surprised by the ban, SUNA reported citing the aviation authority.

In addition, the UAE authorities have banned the departure of a Sudanese airline flight from Abu Dhabi airport, the… pic.twitter.com/7YJUxV8Si0
— Sputnik Africa (@sputnik_africa) August 7, 2025

“UAE bars Sudanese flights after Khartoum downs Emirati plane transporting Colombian mercenaries”

Sudan severed diplomatic ties with the UAE earlier this year over its alleged support for the RSF paramilitary group engaged in a civil war against the Sudanese army

💠 @Arab_Africa:
⭕ 🇹🇩 The government of Chad has begun a campaign against local politicians with American passports.

According to local sources, on July 14, the secretary general of the opposition party Les Transformateurs Ndoléba Nzéssa was prevented from leaving Chad and his Chadian and American passports were confiscated as he prepared to fly to the United States on a Turkish Airlines flight. It was a *fascinating* discussion
[Chad’s an interesting country. A true wild card, feared by all. They are kinda like Yemenis. Neighbors of the AES Sahel Juntas, and reportedly in discussion to confederate with them. Several weeks ago, when Orange blocked visas to them and many others, they immediately retaliated by blocking visas to Yanquis]
Russia Libya⭕ 🇱🇾🇷🇺🇺🇸 AFRICOM continues to be concerned about the increasing Russian presence in Africa

The “Africa Defense Forum” magazine of the U.S. Africa Command “AFRICOM” recently once again “expressed concern” about the expansion of Russian military and economic presence in Africa, particularly in Libya.

The “concerns” are, as always, vague and lack any specifics. However, local experts and analysts regularly speak appreciatively about the assistance and security stability that came with the Russian military instructors. Experts especially note the successful counter-terrorism operations in the Sahel countries in cooperation with local armed forces.

💠 @Africa Intel:
⭕ 🇲🇱 Mali: Army Strikes Leave Over 70 Militants Dead

Malian Armed Forces (FAMa) have intensified their offensive operations against terrorist groups across several regions of the country. In recent days, a series of successful strikes have resulted in heavy militant losses.

• July 15: Sahel Alliance air forces conducted a precise strike on a terrorist gathering in Anderamboukane (Menaka region), killing around 40 militants.
• July 17: A major training and supply base was destroyed in Niono (Segou region), with 30 terrorists neutralized.
• July 19: FAMa forces destroyed two armed pickups escorting a logistics convoy near Aguelhok.
• On the same day, another militant stronghold was destroyed in Tin Aicha (Timbuktu region)

#Mali
⭕ 🇲🇱Malian Army Neutralizes Senior Daesh Leader in Chimam

On Monday, July 21, 2025, the Malian Armed Forces (FAMa) successfully carried out a precision operation targeting a senior figure of the terrorist group Daesh in the locality of Chimam, about 45 km from Ménaka.

The mission, based on accurate intelligence, targeted Souleymane Ag Bakawa, known by the alias “Soldat”, a deserter turned active Daesh commander. He was implicated in a series of violent incidents, including the murder of two police officers and MSA fighters in Ménaka, the execution of civilians including community leaders, and the recent abduction of Sidi Barka, head of Ménaka’s civil society.

Caught by surprise at dawn in his camp, “Soldat” attempted to resist with the help of Daesh reinforcements. However, the swift and decisive response of the FAMa successfully neutralized him.

This operation once again highlights the growing capabilities of the Malian army and its firm commitment to combating terrorism and ensuring the security and stability of the nation.
⭕ Fun Fact: In less than 5 years, the Malian army has eliminated more terrorist leaders than MINUSMA and the French army did in 10 years…
⭕🇩🇿Algeria Replaces Morocco as Chair of AU Peace and Security Council

In August, Algeria assumed the rotating chairmanship of the African Union’s Peace and Security Council (PSC). Elected for a three-year term during an extraordinary AU Executive Council session in Ethiopia, Algeria secured 34 votes from member states — defeating Libya, which received only 15. This marks a turnaround from February 2025, when Morocco narrowly blocked Algeria’s bid by a single vote.

The PSC includes 15 members. Alongside Algeria, Cameroon, Ethiopia, Nigeria, and Eswatini were also elected for three-year terms; the rest serve two years.

Algeria plans to focus on critical security issues in Sudan, South Sudan, and engage with African members of the UN Security Council. The country previously held a seat from 2008 to 2021, contributing to the creation of the African Peace and Security Architecture (APSA), including the CEWS and ASF systems, and was active in peace efforts in Mali, Libya, and Somalia.

Observers expect Algeria to use its leadership to advance positions on Western Sahara and Mali.
⭕🇲🇱🇨🇳New Armor for Mali: China Delivers Heavy Equipment

Photos have surfaced online showing the unloading of 36 Chinese Norinco CS/VP14 MRAP armored vehicles, reportedly in a West African port — likely Guinea.

This shipment marks the beginning of a larger contract: Mali has ordered a total of 160 units to reinforce its army in the fight against terrorism. The current batch is expected to be transported overland to Mali in the coming days.

What makes this delivery significant is battlefield experience. Russian fighters who took part in counter-terrorism operations in Mali praised the vehicles, noting that during IED attacks, the MRAPs provided solid protection — some injuries occurred, but no fatalities.

In high-risk environments, that level of protection can mean the difference between life and death. The arrival of these armored vehicles signals a clear intention: Mali is rearming with proven, practical equipment — and preparing for the next phase of its internal security mission.

💠 @Sputnik Africa:
⭕ US Court Dismisses Malian Child Labor Lawsuit Against Chocolate Giants

Plaintiffs’ attorney said they are “extremely disappointed” and considering legal options. In an email letter, quoted by a US legal news site, he stated the defendants hid supply chain details, preventing victims from proving links to the farms where they were exploited as children.

✊ Eight Malian plaintiffs, who were trafficked as children to Ivorian cocoa farms and forced to work there, accused Hershey, Nestle and five other companies of:

• Knowingly benefitting from supply chains involving forced labor;
• Violating the US Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act.
  ⚖️ Judge expressed “the greatest sympathy” for the victims, and “the greatest condemnation” to the exploiters, but ruled against the case, saying the plaintiffs “lacked standing” as:
• Plaintiffs failed to prove direct connection between specific companies and farms;
• They couldn’t identify which farms supplied which defendants;
• General allegations about industry-wide practices insufficient.

💠 @Arab_Africa:
⭕ 🇱🇾🇫🇷 French Armed Forces will establish their base in southwestern Libya

Local sources report that the French Armed Forces have started sending military equipment to the city of Ghadames in coordination with Major General Usama al-Juwaili. According to sources, al-Juwaili is preparing the airfield in the mentioned city to hand it over to the French. Recently, by the way, he visited Ghadames for an inspection.

After the French were driven out of the Sahel countries, they became in urgent need of permanent deployment locations in the region, and Ghadames is quite suitable for these purposes, as it is located near Algeria and Niger, from where they will be able to conduct their destructive activities and support terrorist groups in the Sahel.

💠 @🌎🛡GEOPOL360🕊🌍:
⭕🇳🇪 Niger creates a civilian militia called “Shields of the Homeland”

The M62 movement launched the Garkouwar Kassa initiative, a volunteer force intended to support the army.

According to the authorities, citizens will participate in night patrols, efforts to combat disinformation, and patriotic education.

The project, approved by the Advisory Council for Reforms, has already started in Niamey.

This fits into a regional trend: just like the VDP in Burkina Faso, Niger’s initiative is a response to the terrorist threat in a context of limited military resources.

However, strict supervision, proper training, and subordination to military command seem necessary to avoid abuses.
[much is percolating under the surface in the Sahel, the most promising laboratory for creating a post-neocolonial paradigm. These militias are the equivalent of the Soviet Smersh, or the current Iranian Basij. Very useful to creating internal security, augmenting the armed forces, and promoting confidence and tranquility in the targeted nation. No development or future positive hopes can be realized whilst under the shadow of western forever wars and terrorism] 

More than India and Latin America, the two greatest sources of loot, plunder and essentially free and limitless rent extraction that built the West and the Anglo-American imperium into Jungle Borrell’s “The Garden” have been the stupendous resources of Africa and the Persian Gulf energy. This world war is being fought mainly to retain these — focusing on attriting the civilizational-states through direct kinetic attack and the methodical piecemeal and wholesale-erasing of the Arabs squatting on MENA, the most strategic real estate on Earth, at the Levantine junction of the World-Island (the land bridge between Afro-Asia).

Here’s more good news from Africa.

One cannot take on the entire planet, and Cosmos, and not lose focus and energy in many directions. “Jack of all trades, Master of none”. It also informs their ever escalating rage and madness, realizing how they’re being in turn methodically defeated everywhere. And that even if they were to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat from the civilizational-states, the genie is outta the bottle in Africa, requiring another century of bitter ground slog and exterminating to retake a former fiefdom.

💠 @Sputnik Africa:
⭕ Niger Nationalizes Major Gold Miner SML After Australian Operator’s Failure

✍️ President Abdourahamane Tiani signed an order to take full control of the Societe des Mines du Liptako (SML) to save this strategic company that operates two key gold mines, the government said in a statement.

⛏️In 2019, state-owned SOPAMIN mining company transferred 80% of its SML shares to Australian McKinel Resources, which committed to revive SML’s operations and invest $10 million within months.

But six years later, the government reported:

• No investment plan submitted;
• Unpaid taxes and wages;
• Heavy debt and no new funding;
• SML owes significant tax arrears to Niger.

⚠️The statement outlined the severe operational failures that necessitated nationalization:

• repeated shutdowns,
• over half the workforce to be laid off,
• unpaid salaries,
• no insurance or social security,
• constant supply disruptions.

Niger has declared Russia its primary strategic partner. Niger hosts Africa’s largest drone base in Agadez, offering Moscow access to 5% of the global uranium supply.

Russian forces at Niamey airfields signal an expanding presence, with the Africa Corps replacing Wagner to… pic.twitter.com/cGA9t5xULg
— OMNIS (@project_omnis) August 5, 2025

☝️ LOL. Agadez was the US Armed Forces and CIA’s largest drone facility in all of Africa. Prompting Vicious Vicky Nuland to come running in July 2023, within days of the coup, in vain hopes of splitting themselves from the bitter Frenchie fate

💠 @Africa Intel:
⭕ 🇧🇫Burkina Faso is actively modernizing its military strength

In recent months, the army has received the latest types of weaponry, including the SR5 guided multiple rocket launchers, VN22B armored vehicles, and SM6/WMA09 self-propelled artillery systems. In May, Chinese CS/SH1 howitzers were delivered, confirming the country’s effort to update its arsenal.

As a result, Ouagadougou is building a highly mobile military force equipped with modern heavy weaponry, capable of swiftly responding to threats and striking at long distances. |media|
[Let’s holler after them in unison: “China is ripping off the poor Africans!” Or was it providing the means to emancipation and her maintenance?]
⭕ 🇳🇪 Niger reclaims its gold: the country’s main mine is nationalised

The President of Niger, Abdourahamane Tiani, has ordered the nationalization of the Société des Mines du Liptako (SML SA), the country’s sole industrial gold producer, due to serious contractual violations.

The company, largely controlled by the Australian McKinel Resources, failed to invest the promised 10 million dollars, accumulated tax debts, failed to pay salaries, and carried out mass layoffs.

The Nigerien state is taking control of this strategic sector, continuing the trend of nationalizing uranium mines, which began in 2024. This decision reflects the intention to return full control of the country’s resources to the people of Niger.

In 2023, the Samira Hill mine (managed by SML SA) produced only 180 kg of gold, far below expected levels. Meanwhile, artisanal cooperatives in Niger continue to produce around 2 tons of gold annually.

💠 @Russian MFA:
⭕ 🎙 Statement by Chargé d’Affaires a.i. Dmitry Polyanskiy at a UNSC Briefing on Threats to International Peace and Security caused by ISIL (New York, August 20, 2025)

💬 Dmitry Polyanskiy: We agree with the assessment contained therein that the danger posed by this international terrorist organization is not getting lower. The group is adapting to new conditions, including by changing the geography of its activities. It is increasingly pivoting to Africa.

⚠️ The events of recent decades clearly show who has paved the way for terrorists coming to Africa. The destruction of state institutions in Libya and Iraq as a result of NATO interventions created a long-term power and security vacuum, which militants have taken advantage of.

Today, in pursuit of their geopolitical interests, the former colonial powers continue to support illegal armed groups on the African continent and exploit local tensions and socio-economic problems.

***

We firmly condemn the use of terrorism by certain Western countries as a tool of their neocolonial policies.

African States have repeatedly emphasized that instead of the pledged support, they have actually received subversive activities. This fact clearly explains why long-standing so-called counterterrorism operations were hardly effective.

❗️ A rallying cry of fighting terrorism served merely as a pretext for continued foreign military presence, which runs counter to the interests of the affected states.

***

There are concrete facts that clearly demonstrate that the Ukrainian special services, including the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine, have been involved in subversive activities in the Sahel countries and other regions of Africa.

They are supplying militants with weapons and drones, training them how to use this weaponry, coordinating the actions of terrorists, including JNIM in Mali, and deploying trained mercenaries to act against local governments.

👉 All of the above requires a thorough international investigation involving the relevant UN mechanisms.

***

Russia has consistently advocated for an honest, depoliticized, and results-oriented fight against terrorism without any “hidden agendas.”

We are open to cooperation with UN member states and UN structures on the basis of the principles of the UN Charter, above all sovereign equality of States and non-interference in internal affairs.

☝️ Only international cooperation based on mutual respect and dialogue will help achieve a lasting decrease in the terrorist threat and strengthen international security.

Read in full

💠 @Sputnik Africa:
⭕ Burkina Faso Targets 6,000 Tonnes of Wheat by 2025–2026, Dependent on Fertilizer Supply, Official Says

🌱Despite global disruptions caused by sanctions on Russian fertilizers, Burkina Faso has moved proactively to secure supplies, Malick Niang, board member of the West African Fertilizer Association, noted.

“We are seeing much larger flows through the ports, whether in Abidjan or Lomé. There is an increase in the use of agricultural inputs,” he told Sputnik Africa.

🔸Rising crop yields could help the country cut its reliance on imports, according to the speaker.

“It is important for landlocked countries like Burkina Faso to secure a minimum level of local production—maybe 50% to 60% of local cereal consumption,” the official explained.

💠 @🌎🛡GEOPOL360🕊🌍:
⭕ Burkina Faso and Mali are boycotting the African Summit of Chiefs of Defense Staff organized by Nigeria in Abuja, highlighting tensions with West African neighbors.

Niger, the only AES state present, was represented by its defense attaché, Colonel-Major Soumana Kalkoye.
[and Niger, at lesser level, was likely represented out of respect for close neighbor and kin Nigeria, since ~ half of the huge Hausa tribe live in Niger, and much of the other half in Nigeria, due to more dastardly british borders. In fact, the wisdom of this tribe helped defuse western plans for Nigerian-led invasion of ECOWAS into Niger in the summer of 2023; much of the armed forces and leadership and staging grounds for invasion into Niger involved Hausa and their northern provinces. So respect must be kept with such intertwined kin, even living in compradore Nigeria]