The people of Burkina Faso rallied to show their support for captain Traore

 The people of Burkina Faso rallied to show their support for captain Traore Thousands of Burkina Faso people held a rally in support of Pre...

 The people of Burkina Faso rallied to show their support for captain Traore

Thousands of Burkina Faso people held a rally in support of President Ibrahim Traore this Saturday in the city of Ouagadougou, just as it is one year since he seized the power of the country in the coup he led.

Traore, who took power from Damiba, who also overthrew the government of Roch Marc Christian Kabore, since he took charge of the country, has vowed to improve security within 2 to 3 months in the country, which is suffering from terrorist attacks. Add.

The protestors who have been saying words of support and encouragement to the military leader, in their conversation with the media, said that there has been significant progress in the country's war against terrorists.

Aïcha Ouedraogo, one of the protestors, told the press that there has been a great change in the country since the rise of Traore, so that the attacks have decreased and there has been a decrease in the number of people who are displaced by the violence in the same part and their areas. they are not living now, they have returned home now after the terrorists who harassed them have been defeated.

Since coming to power, Traore has severed the relationship between the West African country and France, the mother of its support, while he has diverted his relationship to the countries of Russia, Venezuela and Iran, while also forcing the withdrawal of the French forces in the country.

In the same way, Traore has strengthened the country's security department by hiring a large number of soldiers, including volunteers who provide security in their areas.

Maxime Zongo, who is one of the protesters, said that there is no doubt that the one year that Traore has been in power is a time full of history to observe how peace has started to return in the rural areas that were previously deprived of peace by insecurity.

Ange Geoffroy Kabore, who is among the volunteer fighters, explained that the struggle they are doing now, they are doing it for the children and grandchildren of Burkina Faso who will come in the future, so they are not afraid of losing their lives in the field stand up to protect their people.

According to Kabore, President Traore himself is coming to the arena to encourage them.