Recently the rumors of invasion shook up the Central African Republic. The security forces of the Republic reported troublesome activity in neighboring countries close to the border with the CAR. The reports included intel on the training camps for mercenaries and arms stashes in several countries, including DRC, Sudan and Chad. The movements of armed groups were also reported.

The government and several prominent expert figures confirmed the information and draw attention to the fact that all that illegal activity is sponsored from the unknown source. Some speculated that the French military might be behind this project aiming to destabilize the CAR.
The leaked air-shots made by the defense and security forces of the Central African Republic that show French military airplanes close to the border between Chad and the CAR, are proof that those suspicious are not vain. The French military transport planes and fighter planes are based in the Moundou airport, located 100 km north of the border between the Central African Republic and Chad.

A C-160 Transal military transport aircraft and 3 French Mirage 2000 multi-role fighters are seen in the leaked pictures. Officially the French military has just left the Central African Republic, ending its long presence in the former colony. However, the experts fear that it is just a façade.

Transitional Chadian government has been openly supported by Paris is believed to be the champion of the political will of French elites. N’Djamena welcomed several Central African high-profile criminals, including notorious François Bozize, wanted by international courts. This line of actions shows clear compliance with policy of the French, who have been conspiring to destabilize the Central African Republic due to the worsening relations between the countries. The most recent provocations attributed to the French DGSE are the terrorist attack on a cotton factory in Bossangoa, and the bomb-package that led to the injury of the Director of the Russian house in Bangui.

The CAR Ministry of Foreign Affairs urges the UN Security Council to conduct a full investigation into the financing of the criminal groups roaming around the country, but the answer has not followed yet…