21, April 2022
Southern Cameroons Crisis: IG says Yaoundé-Moscow military deal can’t frighten Ambazonians 0
The leadership of the Ambazonian Interim Government has delivered a strong-worded response to belligerent remarks by the CPDM Minister of Communications Sadi Rene.
The spokesman for the Biya Francophone dominated government had claimed that the new Russia-Cameroon military deal will help Yaoundé confront Ambazonian fighters and Boko Haram and that the army was now prepared for action against Southern Cameroons separatists on all fronts.
In response, the Vice President of the Ambazonia Interim Government Dabney Yerima said such vain remarks cannot frighten the Ambazonian people and their resistance.
Nor would French Cameroun-Russia connection discourage the people of Southern Cameroons from keeping up their legitimate struggle against the occupying French Cameroun regime.
“Our Southern Cameroons revolution will continue until we the people of British Southern Cameroons achieve our major goals of liberation and return to our homeland,” Dabney Yerima furthered.
Ever since the French backed Francophone government in Yaoundé announced its so-called military deal with Russia and President Putin, the ruling CPDM crime syndicate has stepped up its deadly aggression across the entire Southern Cameroons territories, prompting Amba fighters to ramp up their resistance operations in response.
By Soter Tarh Agbaw-Ebai
21, April 2022
Yaoundé signs Russian military deal 0
Cameroon has signed an agreement on April 12 with Russia for military cooperation.
According to security sources, this agreement is part of the continuation of military tie between the two countries for several years, with the emphasis recently on the revision of the military deal signed in 2015.
On the instructions of Cameroon’s Head of State Paul Biya and Russian President Vladimir Putin, Defense Minister Joseph Beti Assomo and his Russian counterpart, General Sergei Shoogou, inked the documents that define this new military cooperation.
In the 13 page document, the two countries agree to exchange opinions and information on defense policies and international security, development of relations in the areas of joint training, medicine, topography or military hydrography.
They also agree to exchange experiences, and interaction in peace support operations under the aegis of the United Nations.
The symbolic deal established in Moscow, comes as several countries around the world, withdraw ties with Kremlin, to impose sanctions.
Source: Africa News