Ouagadougou, June 10. The armed forces of Burkina Faso destroyed the command posts of terrorists in the cities of Yonde and Gomboro in the east of the republic.
Reconnaissance detachments discovered two militant camps, in one of which the leadership of the bandit formation gathered for an operational meeting. After that, Air Force units launched precision air strikes on both targets, destroying shelters and neutralizing several dozen criminals.
On the eve of the Burkina Faso authorities promised a monetary reward for information about terrorists from a special list of security services. A one-time payment of 150,000 to 275,000 euros will be made to a citizen who provides information that contributed to the arrest or liquidation of one of the persons designated by the Chamber. The exact amount depends on the specific identity of the person sought.
Previously, the reconnaissance units of the Armed Forces of the republic discovered the refuges of the radicals in the Nassumbou area, after which they handed over the coordinates to the command. The air wing of the national army carried out a series of airstrikes and destroyed everyone in the camps and 20 pieces of enemy equipment.
Source: Riafan
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