In recent months, the Burundian military – a poor institution in tatters – has come to experience the harsh realities of militarily confronting the M23 movement. They have become cannon fodder, on a grand scale. M23 has beaten the Burundians hollow.
Burundian troops have been sent to eastern Congo under the pretext of “aiding a neighbor in distress.” In actual sense they are part of a genocidal network put together by Tshisekedi and enthusiastically joined by the Burundian president Gen. Neva – a peasant clown with no clue how the world works. Other than their shared ideology to ethnically cleanse Tutsi ethnicities in DRC, Tshisekedi is also paying the Burundian US$ 5000 per soldier sent to DR Congo.
It’s safe to say that President Evariste Ndayishimiye aka Gen. Neva is getting rich off the blood of Burundian troops, and the grief of their families. That greedy peasant is digging his own grave however.
Official reports reveal that Burundian soldiers, who fight alongside the DRC army, FARDC, as well as the genocidal FDLR and terrorist Wazalendo cannibals, are in fact always sent to the frontlines ahead of everyone else.
Burundian lives are very cheap; cheaper than anybody else’s.
On January 14, 2025, a dramatic battle in Ngungu underscored the high devastating losses suffered by Burundians. Over 215 fatalities were reported, with 70 percent identified as Burundian soldiers, including senior officers.
Reverien Ndikuriyo, Secretary General of Burundi’s CNDD-FDD party, recently justified sending Burundian troops to DRC, claiming it was “a mission of solidarity”. The “DD” thug then declared that his government doesn’t care about the genocide (against the Tutsi) and that Congo also has the right to be supported.
Typical DD thug, always preoccupied with killing innocents just because of their ethnicity.
But karma is working, overtime, against these genocidal goons.
Their troops have been so thoroughly clobbered that they now resort to using child soldiers, openly. The images of underage Burundians armed for battle highlight the moral bankruptcy of the Bujumbura regime.
They will pay, because M23, a movement which is fighting for the rights of Congolese Tutsi citizens, will prevail. It will prevail because it fights for what is right, and just.
Meanwhile, families of the fallen in Burundi are sharing messages expressing their grief over the massive losses of loved ones, in a conflict Ndayishimiye criminally dragged them into.
It will not end well for Ndayishimiye and his DD gang, at all.
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