the authorities refute any “pact” of non-aggression with armed groups

Published on : 06/08/2022 – 23:54

The transitional government denies any signing of a non-aggression “pact” with armed terrorist groups. According to the daily Today in Fasoin its weekend publication, the government is said to be on the way to concluding a “ deal with the terrorist groups for a truce of 24 months, a duration which corresponds to that of the transition. The government says it was with amazement that it discovered this publication, but it falls under “ fake news ».

With our correspondent in Ouagadougou, Yaya Boudani

It all started with an appeal launched by Yero Boly, the Minister in charge of National Reconciliation, who invited Burkinabè who had joined the armed groups to join the dialogue process and join the care centers to facilitate their reintegration. The newspaper Today in Faso revealed that in fact, through this appeal, the government would be on the way to concluding “ a deal with the terrorists for a 24-month truce, which corresponds to the duration of the Transition ».

According to the Burkinabè government, these allegations, which have also been relayed by certain media, are totally unfounded. He is sorry that a subject of such seriousness can be treated with so much ” lightness » and that false information is thus propagated in the public space.

« In the action of the government of the Transition, there can be no question of sordid haggling or dealing with terrorists to sign a two-year peace of the brave “, specifies Lionel Bilgo the government spokesperson. He stresses that these are fabrications totally foreign to the objectives of the Transition, which remains determined to pacify the country and to regain the territorial integrity of Burkina Faso.

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