Specter of war: hospitals in Lebanon do not “ ;wouldn’t last two days”
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Specter of war: hospitals in Lebanon “wouldn't last two days”
ELSE ON INFO: Specter of war: hospitals in Lebanon would not “last two days”
The prosecutor launched an appeal to all people who have elements or information on these facts to communicate them to the prosecution or the police.
Moreover, he underlined, a team of investigators went on February 29 to the different villages targeted in order to carry out all the findings and collect all the elements of proof.
According to residents contacted by AFP, survivors said that dozens of women and young children were among the victims.< /p>
These attacks on three villages in the north are distinct from those that occurred the same day against a mosque in Natiaboani (east) and a church in Essakane-village (north ), which left dozens dead, according to security and local AFP sources.
No official report has been communicated regarding these attacks.
Several other attacks also took place on February 25, notably against the military detachment of Tankoualou (east), the 16th Rapid Intervention Battalion (Bir) near Kongoussi (north) and the mixed battalion in the area of ;Ouahigouya (north).
The response of the army and its civilian auxiliaries, the Volunteers for the Defense of the Fatherland (VDP), made it possible to neutralize several hundred terrorists, according to security sources.
At the beginning of the week, the Minister of Security, Mahamadou Sana, admitted on national television that during [this] past weekend, we recorded several coordinated and simultaneous attacks on the national territory .
This change in the enemy's tactical posture is due to the fact that destroyed terrorist bases, as well as training camps and actions have been carried out to dry up the enemy's sources of financing, as well as control of supply corridors, he said.
Burkina Faso , led by soldiers who took power by force in 2022, has faced jihadist violence since 2015 attributed to armed movements affiliated with Al-Qaeda and the Islamic State group, as well as reprisals attributed to the forces armies and their auxiliaries, which left nearly 20,000 dead and more than two million displaced.
According to ACLED, an organization which lists the victims of conflicts around the world, 439 people were killed in violence in January alone.