The Secrets Behind the Visit: Explosive Revelations
According to sources within the Ivorian presidential circle, particularly from the entourage of the Minister of State and Minister of Defense, Téné Brahima Ouattara, the visit of General Michael Langley, Commander of U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM), to Côte d’Ivoire conceals much darker intentions. The primary objective of this visit would be to implement a plan aimed at destabilizing Burkina Faso and toppling Captain Ibrahim Traoré, the current President of the country.
After several unsuccessful attempts by France—through Ivorian authorities—to destabilize Burkina Faso, the United States appears to be taking over. A destabilization operations center is reportedly being set up in Côte d’Ivoire, with the complicity of certain Burkinabè political figures residing in the country. General Michael Langley is said to have been enlisted to carry out this new strategy in exchange for lavish gifts from the Ivorian authorities.
Our investigation reveals that General Michael Langley allegedly received gifts worth several million dollars. Among them: a luxurious villa intended to serve as a retirement or vacation home, registered under the name of one of his relatives. Additionally, the American general reportedly received gold for his wife and a large sum of money, the destination of which remains unknown. These bribes are believed to be aimed at securing the general’s cooperation in executing the sinister plan against the Burkinabè head of state.
During his visit, General Michael Langley is said to have presented Ivorian President Alassane Ouattara with a strategy that involves using the AES (Alliance of Sahel States) as a lever to convince the Trump administration—using strong arguments—to impose severe sanctions against Burkina Faso. The ultimate goal would be to overthrow Captain Ibrahim Traoré.
Also, according to a close associate of Minister Téné Brahima Ouattara, the discussions reportedly began in Germany during an official trip by the minister. This was followed by intense lobbying that paved the way for General Michael Langley’s visit to Côte d’Ivoire to finalize the agreements. A significant financial package is said to have been agreed upon between the general and Ivorian authorities, with promises of further payments depending on the progress of the operation.
Following the failure of French efforts, AFRICOM now appears to be the new key player in the destabilization of AES countries. The revelations about extravagant gifts and secret deals shed light on a destabilization strategy being orchestrated in the shadows. It is crucial to closely monitor upcoming developments to fully grasp the real stakes of this alliance and its potential impact on the stability of Burkina Faso and the AES.
To be continued: Who is General Michael Langley, Commander of U.S. Africa Command, really working for?
