reza sarmi rad, an expert on international issues. hello, i am at your service. why did he make these statements at this point in time regarding the extent of french interventions in africa , especially the two countries of mali and burkina faso, and secondly, what factor caused this? african countries that were once french colonies, today this is the reaction of anger towards france about interfering in their own countries . rahman rahim, in fact, africa is the traditional colonial area of ​​france. check algeria, tunisia, morocco, egypt , central african countries, mali, these countries that traditionally, in the middle of the 20th century, the french revolution took place, and the field of presence faded. in the early years of the 21st century, considering the problems that existed inside this country, the french thought of having a re-appearance, which caused their re-appearance. the problem of which country's governments is the installation of presidents, the role of coups that are clearly unloving, the colonial memories of the 50s and 60s of the 20th centur

reza sarmi rad, an expert on international issues. hello , i am at your service. why did he make these statements at this point in time about the scope of french interventions in africa , especially the two countries of mali and burkina faso? and secondly, what factor has caused these african countries, which were once french colonies , today to react in such an angry and angry way towards france regarding their interference in their own countries? the central african countries of mali are the countries that traditionally, in ahvaz of the 20th century , in france, the revolution occurred, the field of presence became less. to have a reappearance where their reappearance is problematic, which country's governments, the role of the presidents, the role of coups that are clearly unloving, having again the colonial memories of the 50s and 60s of the 20th century to oppose in a way that in several stages the response of the french ambassador from the country was expelled and the military forces called the establishment of peace and civil wars created by the colonialist