30, June 2022
Biya regime number one enemy of Southern Cameroons 0
The Vice President of the Ambazonia Interim Government says the Biya French Cameroun regime in Yaoundé is number one enemy of the Federal Republic of Ambazonia, lauding the people of Cross River State in Nigeria for their unwavering support for Southern Cameroons refugees.
Dabney Yerima made the remarks in a Tuesday telephone conversation with Cameroon Concord News London Bureau Chief.
“The people of British Southern Cameroons consider the French backed Biya regime as the number one enemy of Ambazonia,” Vice President Dabney Yerima said.
The exiled Southern Cameroons leader then lauded the people of Cross River and Taraba states in the Federal Republic of Nigeria for their support for Ambazonian refugees, saying, “Deep within the Interim Government we are sure that the people of Nigeria particularly those in the Cross River and Taraba constituencies will never distanced from support of Southern Cameroons refugees and the liberation of Southern Cameroons.”
Elsewhere in his remarks, Vice President Dabney Yerima said he was very satisfied with his recent trip to South Africa and his meeting with prominent South African politicians including Hon. Julius Malema.
By Chi Prudence Asong
30, June 2022
President Putin says Russia will respond to NATO moves in Finland, Sweden 0
Russian President Vladimir Putin has slammed NATO’s decision to approve the applications of Sweden and Finland, saying his country would respond in kind if the US-led military alliance deployed troops and infrastructure in the two Nordic countries after they join the 30-member bloc.
Putin made the remark on Wednesday, after NATO formally invited Sweden and Finland to join the military alliance following Turkey’s decision to drop its objections to their accession.
“With Sweden and Finland, we don’t have the problems that we have with Ukraine. They want to join NATO, go ahead,” Putin said after talks with regional leaders in the Central Asian ex-Soviet state of Turkmenistan.
“But they must understand there was no threat before, while now, if military contingents and infrastructure are deployed there, we will have to respond in kind and create the same threats for the territories from which threats towards us are created,” he added.
Putin said he could not rule out tensions in Moscow’s relations with Helsinki and Stockholm over their NATO membership. “Everything was fine between us, but now there might be some tensions, there certainly will,” he said. “It’s inevitable if there is a threat to us.”
Sources