The President of the Central African Republic (CAR), Faustin-Archange Touadera - Gehad Hamdy/dpa © Provided by News 360
* An unknown aircraft dropped bombs near a Wagner Group base in the Central African Republic.
* It was unclear who targeted the Russia-linked mercenary group, which has fighters there.
* Wagner personnel have been deployed to numerous battlefields, including in Ukraine.
A mysterious aircraft that flew from an unknown destination dropped bombs this week near a base housing Russia-linked Wagner Group mercenaries in the Central African Republic, who responded with bursts of weapons fire that scared local residents.
The attack occurred Monday morning local time at a base in Bossangoa, which is a town located in the middle of the country, nearly 200 miles north of the capital city Bangui, according to multiple reports. It was not immediately known where the aircraft came from, or from which entity it may belong to, nor was it clear how many casualties the group suffered.
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WNU Editor: Who green-lighted this attack? My money is on the US.
Central Africa Says Mysterious Aircraft Dropped Bombs Near A Base Used By Russia's Wagner Group Fighters
Unknown aircraft targets Wagner base in C. African Republic -- AP
Central Africa says border nation bombed its troops and Russian allies -- AFP
CAR government claims that a plane bombed western CAR on Sunday night -- News 360
I would not be surprised if all Wagner people outside of Mother Russian get slaughtered in retaliation for the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
ReplyDeleteHard to get worked up about it. There should be an honest attempt to take prisoners, to declare war and all the rest, but too much is going down.
The Green Religionists are still mucking things up. Scholzomatic wants to surrender to Islam and the Eurocrats want to end farming.
Pathetic, yet interesting.
ReplyDeleteI believe it's US/Nato.
ReplyDeleteIf a substantial number of Wagner were killed they would have to give up and go home or get reinforcements from Ukraine/Russia?
ReplyDeleteIf Wagner had that many people on retainer, Belarussian troops would not have replaced Russian troops in Syria. There are definite manpower issues at work. Maybe Putin and the oligarchs should have left some money in the poo, for other people. you would have a positive birth rate then and no manpower problems.
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