Now that French troops had been driven out of Burkina Faso, What are Captain Ibrahim Traoré’s plans to combat terrorism there? He had to address the issue prior to the intensification of terrorist assaults.
But because of the West's animosity, he was unable to obtain world class weapons, drones, and other military hardware from the West. At that point, he made an unexpected choice. He promised to forge new alliances and even purloin certain Western allies, such as Turkey.
In order to combat terrorism, Burkina Faso's military has recently purchased the most advanced and world class weaponry. This indicates that the West's attempts to impede Burkina Faso's access to weaponry have been unsuccessful.
The army of Burkina Faso will now manage the security situation on its own. Nevertheless, what cutting-edge weaponry and world class drones has Burkina Faso lately acquired, and how does Captain Ibrahim Traore intend to employ them to frighten the West unimaginably?
In this video, let's find out. What kind of weaponry has Burkina Faso obtained? Lately,
A new cargo of combat drones from Turkey was sent to Burkina Faso's Junta with the intention of supporting the country's counterterrorism initiatives.
The declaration was made by the Ouagadougou Presidency, and according to local media, the Burkina Faso military has taken possession of three TB2 model drones and at least two Akinci drones.
According to additional sources, some 12 combat drones of the TB2 and Akinci models are included in the shipment. was manufactured by Turkish business Baykar Technologies, which is renowned for its prowess in defense and aerospace technologies.
Captain Ibrahim Traore was proud to confirm that these drones had been included into the military fleet of Burkina Faso. He complimented the Akinci model for exceeding technical expectations and the TB2 model for its performance in combat operations.
Traore highlighted that increasing the number of drones in the fleet improves the country's security posture by enabling quick response and ongoing monitoring. The expansion of Burkina Faso's drone inventory was reiterated by Defense Minister Kasum Koulibaly, who emphasized the vital role that drones play in surveillance and combat operations against adversaries.
He sent his appreciation to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan for the successful collaboration, characterizing it as genuine and advantageous. In Burkina Faso, the war against terrorist groups is still going strong as extremists keep attacking both military installations and quiet communities.
Many residents have been forced to flee to safer regions of the nation as a result of these ongoing attacks. Thus, to strengthen the country's security apparatus, the armed forces of Burkina Faso have received a significant number of Turkish Bayraktar drones from its interim president, Ibrahim Traore.
Unmanned aerial vehicles have undergone extensive testing and have been shown to be operationally effective; as a result, they will be incorporated into the Burkina Faso army.
The effective use of these drones in the battle against extremist groups represents a major breakthrough for the nation and gives military forces on the ground access to vital intelligence and surveillance capabilities. Additionally,
It highlights Burkina Faso's leadership's unwavering dedication to using state-of-the-art technology to accomplish goals related to national security. The fact that the majority of media outlets fail to highlight is that the procurement of these drones was made possible by the kind donations made by citizens.
This grassroots support demonstrates the Burkinabe people's resilience in the face of hardship and demonstrates their shared resolve to counter the threats posed by terrorism and protect the country's future. But owning a drone is not the end of it.
