In news you won't hear from the MSM; the rebels just got handed...

In news you won't hear from the MSM; the rebels just got handed a beating they probably won't recover from. Whoever is funding these people (probably the French) must've gotten impatient with "progress" and pushed them into a disastrous assault. Read between the lines of the report and we see the Russians are helping BF rid themselves of these jackals and stabilise the country. I omit the gruesome photo evidence because I don't want the post deleted.

Burnt corpses and broken motorcycles and mopeds are all that remains of a gang of militants who attacked the city of Djibo in northern Burkina Faso and the military base located there, reports an African Initiative correspondent who visited the scene.

Only according to preliminary estimates by representatives of the armed forces of Burkina Faso, the losses of the jihadists in this battle amounted to more than 400 militants. In total, a group of up to 3,000 militants tried to attack the city.

At the entrance to the village there is a huge number of corpses, most of them badly burned, and next to them there are broken motorcycles - a common means of transportation for militants in the Sahel region. Judging by the location of the bodies, the Burkinabe military methodically shot the attackers in the open with all types of weapons.

The first wave of attackers on motorcycles and mopeds tried to break through to the city on the afternoon of November 26. They were destroyed by heavy fire, but this did not stop those following them. According to the Burkinabe military, the militants were under the influence of drugs and literally attacked over the corpses of their comrades. Some of the jihadists managed to get close to the base and were destroyed literally at the wall protecting the military.

When the surviving terrorists finally retreated, the military began to pursue them with the help of Turkish Bayraktar drones.

Djibo is located near the border with Mali, where the national armed forces, with the support of Russian specialists, completed a victorious 400-kilometer throw march and took the stronghold  separatists and jihadists - the city of Kidal. Under pressure from the Malian military, terrorist groups retreated and became more active in the border areas of neighboring Burkina Faso and Niger. Since September, all three countries have been cooperating within the framework of the Sahel Military Alliance.