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A Canadian diplomat that captured by al-Qaeda terrorists in the Sahara desert for 130 days should cover the liabilities of the growing Islamic struggle for the promised agreement terrorism A threat in Africa is a danger that he said he did not get the attention he deserved.
Robert Fowler says root throwing groups will receive “a great and serious effort to overcome” West Africa Sahel district – especially Niger, Burkina Faso and Mali – and US military officials fight to fight to gain access to the West Bank to attack North America.
“There is nothing we can say to prevent these people from doing what they do -, of course, in the sand,” he said. Western block.
“They are deeply prepared, and openly committed and openly prepared for being ready to die in this obligation. Thus, they will make a great and serious effort to delete them, because they will not be sure to do so.”
Fowler, the United Nations and three Prime Ministers of the United Nations and three Prime Ministers of Canadia, was arrested by armed girls in December 2008, while serving as a special representative of Niger in December 2008.
In the other April, he was released with the captives of the other West.
Since then, the presence of Agim and other Islamic militants in the Sahel region and other Islamic groups are attacking civilians only when allegedly in the area.
Niger, Burkina Faso and Mali, are currently operated by military phrase in the last two years, with a military phenomenon, which has power, with various rates of Islamic influence.
Therefore, about 5,000 civilians were killed in violence in these three countries in the first five months of this year Armed conflict location and event data projectThe previous five months increased by 25 percent.
In recent months, the loss of French and American servicemen in the region, a power vacuum for experts such as Fowler has increased.
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US African Command Commander General Michael Langley, He spoke to journalists last week Withdrawal of the US Army from Niger and in last September, an important anti-terrorist base there is a “lost our ability to watch these terrorist groups closely.”
He added that the US forces are Ghana, Côte d’Ivoire and Benin are local servicemen with Benin to prevent the coast of these groups.
“If they provide access to the coastline, they can finance operations with smuggling, human trafficking and weapons,” Langley said in a media briefing in the media.
“This also increases the chances of threats to the African peoples, but also the threats reaching the US coast.”
Fowler, Canada, especially in the name of a group of groups such as the Al-Qaeda and the Islamic State, he said.
“I think it is fair to say that Islamic terrorism is not beaten.”
“Our success in Iraq and our success in Afghanistan has not acutely cut the jihadi movement, and therefore should be a large number.”
He added that Western governments are not ready to commit investments and military opportunities necessary to eliminate threats in Africa.
“They do not do what they should do, for all kinds of reasons, most of them have nothing to do with Africa,” he said. “There are other issues and other concerns and everyone needs money for these different things, and it does not leave much for Africa.
“The French had a 5,000-top line soldiers for years and they could not do it. I would rather than this. But I don’t think anything will do.”
Canada’s new African strategy, released in March, More than $ 30 million to “Peace and Security” projects Like Sudan, sahel and other conflict are focused on effective areas, but primarily humanitarian assistance and civil support.
Canada forces finished the peacekeeping mission in Mali in 2023 and lightly reduced the presence of the continent.
Prime Minister Mark Carney, to increase border security, increase access points on promises under the previous liberal government and decrease in illegal transitions and smuggling.
Fowler, African threats, the Canadian government must also inspire more to spend the “more of the” miserable “defense” miserable “.
CARNEY will take the target level of Canada’s two percent of NATO’s GDP to 2030 and the liberal platform promised $ 30 million for new expenses over the next four years. The government has spent more than 1.3 percent last year.
“There is no need to think of pleasant things about the President Trump, but it does not mean that there is no mistake when criticizing the defense performance,” Fowler said.
“He is right: We have received a free walk in continents in the continental defense.”
Canada won’t go so far to recommend access to Concept of Trump’s “Gold Dome” space-based missileFowler said that the existing US ballistic missile defense initiative and similar programs in Canada.
“We are sovereignty and remained in Americans, because I think that the Canadian territories deserve such protection.”
Asked what Carney asked, Fowler simply said: “Introduction”.
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