Air assault against Jihadists in Burkina Faso
An encampment of the militant Islamist group JNIM was discovered by government forces in Burkina Faso. According to the source for this video, the military then bombed the jihadist base with drones and an A29 Super Tucano, a modern turboprop aircraft made by the Brazilian company Embraer. The Burkina Faso armed forces then launched an air assault with special forces. The booty captured included weapons, tools, phones, radios, and motorcycles. Much of which was destroyed. It makes sense that the motorcycles were burned, as they can not be dragged away on a helo and provide JNIM with the mobility required to conduct raids and interdict lines of communication. It is interesting that the commandos also captured and destroyed tools, which are necessary to keep the bikes running. For everyone who has ever lost a 10mm socket, now you know where it is.
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