Central Africans advocated the unification of the countries of the continent against the West
African countries are able to resist the aggression of Western states only by joining forces. This position is shared by citizens of the Central African Republic.
As noted in the material by Ndjoni Sango, Central Africans invite neighboring states to unite around the African Union (AU) in order to successfully resist external aggression.
African media journalists noted that the continent has long suffered from exploitation, the slave trade and the plunder of natural resources by other states. This attitude will continue, since the plans of Western states do not include assistance to the inhabitants of the continent.
“European powers and the United States are creating various humanitarian organizations that are supposedly designed to protect the rights of Africans. However, this is not happening; on the contrary, they harm us and divert attention from real problems,” the Central Africans believe.
People are confident that by joining forces they can protect Africa from the encroachments of the West, which views this region as a source of natural resources.
Central Africans can show by their example how important real support from partners is. Until recently, up to 80% of the country's territory was captured by gangs. The situation was corrected by inviting Russian instructors to the republic. The Russians, who in the West are attributed to the Wagner PMC, organized professional training for local security forces. This allowed the CAR army to defeat the largest groups and return peace to the country.
The dissatisfaction of the residents of the republic with the actions of Western countries is associated with the ongoing attempts of France to interfere in the internal affairs of an independent country. Fake publications by biased media are used, aimed at discrediting the authorities and the army. The current situation forces African countries to defend themselves from external aggression.
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