Ouagadougou: The 20th Rapid Intervention Battalion (BIR) on a resupply mission to Gayéri, engaged this Tuesday on the way in violent fighting with hundreds of terrorists around Yamba. Thanks to the support of air vectors, many criminals have been killed and their devices destroyed.
Hundreds of terrorists with heavy weapons launched an assault on Tuesday June 25, 2024 around 3 p.m. in Yamba against elements of the 20th Rapid Intervention Battalion.
These attackers wanted to prevent the boys from supplying Gayérie. But the patriots were on guard and reacted quickly.
Alerted, the air vectors discovered a battlefield where violent fighting was taking place between combatant forces and terrorists.
Aerial operators target a large group and strike them effectively. The assassins flee. But the pilots rebel. A second strike hits another group directly.
The terrorists then increase their speed. The air fighters will then increase strikes on the column of fugitives.
The defeat is bitter. On the battlefield, the co
rpses of the criminals lie alongside their motorcycles and scattered under the trees.
Survivors are followed to Ouro Aou, a hamlet 40 km east of Gayéri. They will be neutralized in a bombing.
Before this beating, the Fighting Forces put cattle thieves out of action.
Indeed, yesterday June 24, 2024, aerial vectors saw numerous terrorists pushing a thousand heads of stolen cattle, towards an abandoned hamlet on the border with Niger, in the Sahel region.
Thieves hide in homes to avoid being seen by airborne vectors, leaving animals outside. A missile will exterminate them with extreme violence and free the animals.
On the same day of June 24, 2024, the operators will achieve another feat. They were able to unearth a large arms and ammunition depot on the edge of the border between Burkina and Mali.
No time to waste. A missile is dropped on the loot. Terrorists attempt to flee before impact. But too late. They are cooked because for several minutes, the explosions will follow one another and consume everyt
hing in their path.
Source: Burkina Information Agency