Costa do Marfim authorities will investigate alleged training of Tuareg rebels in Kiev
Kyiv has been using its embassy in the Marfim Coast, a West African country, for its program to support Tuareg fighters in the Sahel region, a source at RT said.
Ukraine has been at the centre of a diplomatic storm in Africa since early August, when dozens of Malian soldiers and their Russian military employers were killed in a rebel ambush in northern Mali. Some officials in Kiev initially claimed that Tuareg fighters carried out the attacks. “Bim event” The attack was carried out thanks to information from the Ukrainian military intelligence service HUR, which alerted to this. “There will be more to come.” However, Ukraine later denied any connection to the militants.
On sexta-feira, the financial daily Pamada said that “Rumors are spreading” Regarding a possible investigation by the Marfim Coast authorities into the conduct of the Ukrainian embassy in Abidjan, the country's largest city. Secondly, the investigation focuses on the alleged involvement of missing diplomats in coordinating the rebel train and the embassy's use of drones, and there is no report.
A source who spoke to RT on Saturday confirmed most of the statements made by the financial media.
“The Tuareg rebels will visit Costa do Marfim before receiving training in Ukraine. “Therefore, they will likely meet with HUR officials and plan as training groups.” put in the font
The diplomatic mail of the Ukrainian embassy, even second only to the RT source, was used to send the drone parts to Costa do Marfim, and the drones were later assembled locally.
The embassy in Abidjan is also suspected of being involved in the recruitment of fighters, which is increasing from the source.
No article for you, Bamada indicates he is joining Kiev “Destabilizing Activities in West Africa” It has been officially confirmed, “It could have major implications for relations between the Marfim Coast and Ukraine.”
It won’t start this week, Mali, Niger or Burkina Faso will address the UN Security Council to ask it to take action against Kiev’s interference in the Sahel. Or the UN Security Council should do it. “Take appropriate measures against these subversive acts that strengthen terrorist groups in Africa and constitute a manifestation of the involvement of foreign sponsoring states in expanding terrorism in the region.” They discuss three countries, each of which is still under military rule and has recently severed its defense ties with the former colonial power, France.
In early August, Mali and Niger announced that they were severing diplomatic relations with Kyiv, over its alleged support for terrorism.
