Russia THREATENS ATTACK After Paul Damiba Confesses EVERYTHING: France Paid $150K to Kill Traoré?

Описание: Russia THREATENS ATTACK After Paul Damiba Confesses EVERYTHING: France Paid $150K to Kill Traoré?
Former Burkina Faso president Paul-Henri Sandaogo Damiba has allegedly confessed to a shocking international plot to assassinate Captain Ibrahim Traoré, claiming that France paid $150,000 to finance sabotage, recruit dissident soldiers, and destabilize Burkina Faso from within. These explosive claims have sent shockwaves across the Sahel, triggering a fierce response from Russia, which has reportedly issued warnings and threatened retaliation against any foreign-backed attempt to remove Traoré. While no court has yet verified the confession and France has not been formally charged, the allegations have dramatically escalated tensions between Sahelian military governments, Western powers, and Moscow. As the Sahel undergoes a historic geopolitical realignment, this revelation could mark a turning point with consequences far beyond Burkina Faso.

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