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Burkina Faso gets armed
Since Ibrahim Traore's ascend to power, the small Sahel nation of Burkina Faso has made great alliances, particularly in Russia. This relationship has fostered the ability to allow the Burkinabe government to arm itself against old colonial powers and new terrorist insurgents