AES/Destabilization plan: The brave people of Liptako-Gourma called upon to persevere in their resistance
Liptako-Gourma, Sahel – In the face of Western imperialism and the looming threat of recolonization, the revolutionary people of Liptako-Gourma remain steadfast in their struggle.
They believe that perseverance is the only way to continue and ultimately succeed in their fight for liberation from the yoke of enemies of peace.
These adversaries are reportedly working tirelessly to destabilize military regimes that stand in their way, aiming to regain control over the Sahel region and Africa as a whole.
Recent developments indicate that their plans are already in motion, with various strategies being deployed in the area.
According to reports, recent deadly clashes in northern Mali against a coalition of terrorist forces, as described by the General Staff of the Malian Army, mark the beginning of a new destabilization plan.
This plan is expected to extend to other countries within the Sahelian State Alliance (AES).
The insurgents have allegedly mobilized and strengthened their ranks.
In addition, specific ethnic groups and certain soldiers have been targeted to be manipulated by foreign interests.
These soldiers, deemed as unaware or opportunistic, are seen as preferring to serve foreign powers rather than honorably defending their nations.
For the conscious and informed people of the Sahel, this is a crucial and decisive phase in their struggle against imperialism and neocolonialism.
Now, more than ever, the people must tighten their belts and stand together to secure victory, as they have since the beginning of their fight.
They believe that weakening at this critical moment would hand victory to the enemy before the battle even begins.
Unity around the leaders and honorable sons of the Sahel and Africa is essential to demonstrate their resistance and determination.
This call to action resonates across the Sahel, as the people of Liptako-Gourma brace themselves for the ongoing struggle.
Their unwavering commitment to freedom and sovereignty stands as a beacon of hope and resilience against external pressures.
Olivier TOE
