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Russia & Iran Sends Special Forces To Backup Traore Against Western Powers

Experience shows that the number of well-wishers after coups d'état is close to zero.
The situation is different for Burkina Faso's new military ruler, Ibrahim Traoré. Although he received the expected condemnation for his September 30 coup from the United Nations, the African Union, the European Union and the West African confederation Ecowas, he also received benevolent words from Russia.
Burkina Faso underwent two military coups in 2022 and the ruling junta subsequently demanded that French troops withdraw from the country.
Burkina Faso’s new leader says former junta leader Paul Henri-Damiba was relieved off his duties because he failed to quell jihadist attacks against the West African nation, and adds, the military will be in charge amid a pending national forum that will choose a president.
Traoré’s first commitment as president was to fight terrorism and restore the country’s territorial integrity. The government reorganized the defence and security forces, acquired new military equipment and recruited about 10 000 army and navy officials.
He went ahead to hire about 90 000 Volunteers for the Defence of the Homeland; this move received mixed responses from the army and the public due to concerns over their training, supervision and long-term prospects, all of which could worsen insecurity. Government also created the Patriotic Support Fund to boost citizen engagement with security efforts.
Another of Traoré’s commitment was to deal with the country’s humanitarian crisis. With nearly two million people internally displaced and over 36 000 refugees, Burkina Faso needs about US$877 million to provide essential aid, shelter, healthcare and support. But the funding gap remains, with great consequences for those in need.
He also has a goal of rebuilding the state and improving governance, the junta passed important new legislation targeting clientelism and political patronage in the public service. Anti-corruption efforts led to the arrest of Vincent Dabilgou, former transport minister, and four others who received 11-year prison sentences for embezzlement and money laundering.
The last of Traoré’s pledges was to supervise the holding of elections to restore constitutional and democratic rule come July 2024. With barely three months until the end of the transition, there’s a lack of urgency on the case. In a state TV interview last September, Traoré said his priority was addressing insecurity and safeguarding the nation, not elections. Referring to the elections, he told reporters, "It's not a priority, I'll tell you that clearly, it's security that's the priority" in a country plagued by jihadist violence.
This raised concerns among political parties that polls would be delayed, especially since the technical preparations haven’t started. The poor security situation could also offer a pretext to postpone the elections indefinitely.
Captain Ibrahim Traore since his rise to power has not stopped making moves to better his nation and free them from the pressure of the West. He has a bold vision for Burkina Faso, aspiring to see a prosperous, stable, and united Burkina Faso where every citizen has the opportunity to realize their full potential.
The captain aims to boost Burkina Faso’s economic growth by investing in agriculture, industry, infrastructure, and education. Creating jobs, reduce poverty, and improve the living conditions of the Burkinabe population.

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