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Nionna stood in front of the team, looking at his men with a serious expression.

In front of him, dozens of young people were in high spirits. Although they could not see whether their black skin was red, the excitement on their faces was obvious. Today, they were going to carry out a great cause.

Bonienna was very satisfied with their performance.

They are a newly formed organization, officially called the African Liberation Movement.

Including Bonienna, they all had arduous training in a secret camp. Depending on their positions and different divisions of labor, members also received different training.

For those who are responsible for publicity and agitation, the training camp instructor will teach them how to target various groups and use words to touch their hearts.

If someone is responsible for blasting, the instructor will teach them to use various blasting equipment and use as few explosives as possible to destroy key parts of various buildings and machinery.

If there are personnel in charge to cover them, the instructor will teach them how to clean up the traces of the brigade's march in the African jungle.

Squad commanders like Bonienna, in addition to learning how to boost morale and lead the team to choose goals, also include a series of advanced training subjects such as combat command.

He didn't know who built this training camp.

But it is certain that this is not the Americans who support it behind it. Because his instructors have mixed races, including Russians, Eastern Europeans, Americans, and even Chinese. It can be said that they are multinational coalition forces.

They all claim to be African sympathizers.

The weapons also come from different countries, including NATO equipment, China equipment, and old-fashioned Warsaw Pact standard weapons. Bonienna also obtained an early model of digital individual equipment, but I don’t know which country it was eliminated.

Bonienna slowly looked over the faces of each subordinate, with a sacred and solemn expression: "Western colonialists have plundered five hundred years from our Africa. Until today, they have not given up their exploitation of us and snatched away our resources at a low price! These resources could have allowed all of us Africans to live a happy and peaceful life! We originally thought that the world would sympathize with us and support us. However, we were wrong. Therefore, we must take back our own hands and bring back our things! This is our mission, and we will sacrifice our lives for this, and we will do whatever we can!"

Blood. The faces of the passionate young people looked even darker.

Several young people from poverty had tears in their eyes. Their families all died of hunger because they did not have enough food. They had hatred for the Western multinational companies that caused the poverty in Africa and were the most determined group of African liberation fighters.

They dared not imagine that things would change one day. After all, the order of this world was formulated by the West.

Everyone can only play within the rules of the game in the West.

But now, the West has fallen. The United States has racked its brains to revitalize the domestic economy all day long. They are also shrinking in various military bases in the world and are unable to take care of themselves. After Saddam was overthrown, Iraq's repeated resistance and struggles made them anxious and unable to take care of Africa.

This is a rare opportunity in a century. It is their best time to completely drive out the African multinational companies that have invested in the name of exploiting them!

Bonienna pointed to the vague mine in the distance and said excitedly: "Before, there is one of the largest copper mines in our country, which is our goal today. This copper mine pays tens of millions of euros to the government every year. These multinational companies earn more than one billion euros every year! You said, can we watch them and take our money away from our pockets?"

"cannot!"

"Let them spit out the money! This is the money of us Africans, and they will never be allowed to snatch it!"

"Kill them all!"

The angry subordinates roared in a low voice from their throats. The radical people even shouted slogans to kill all the Westerners in the mine.

"No! We cannot kill people!" Bonienna's eyes thundered, and he said in a very low voice, "We are the Liberation Organization, the organization that fights for the happiness of the African people. We have all learned and educated systematically and should be able to know that not all Westerners are our enemies. We must aim at the Western consortiums that are still plundering us until now, rather than the ordinary engineers, workers, and people they hired, who are innocent. We must use a peaceful way to prove to the world that we are to correct the wrong attitudes of the West, to build Africa into a beautiful home, rather than irrational killing. Today's actions, if there is no need, try not to shoot, let alone kill people. We must strive to support our just actions as many people as possible!"

His men stared at their chief with admiration.

"So, let's go!"

The effect of the pre-war mobilization was amazing. It took them less than half an hour to reach the mine from the starting point, which greatly exceeded their usual training results.

The other party obviously did not expect that it would be attacked suddenly.

A large group of African Liberation Organization members wearing black shirts and carrying guns on their backs waved their sticks and rushed into the camp, smashing things when they saw them. Several specially arranged team members, holding weapons, drove the fleeing mine workers aside, and divided them into two groups according to the Africans and Westerners.

Two mine guards were beaten to the ground by several sticks before they took out their guns.

The white men saw themselves being driven aside alone, and then saw the team members full of blood, staring fiercely in their eyes, thinking they were about to be shot, and they were so scared that they cried loudly. Some religious people quickly made their final prayers, praying that they could find a place in heaven.

"Don't be afraid, we won't hurt you." Bonienna walked up to them and looked proudly at the group of white men who were once high and above, with the pleasure of conquest. "We are members of the African Liberation Movement, and came to correct your wrong ideas. Because you wantonly plunder our resources, we have to take action to help you realize your mistakes."

Boom boom boom, bursts of explosions sounded, in the team

Blasting hand skillfully blows the mining machinery in the mine into a pile of broken pieces

There are also several blasters who set up explosives at the entrance of the mine and move out a long detonation line.

Several members of the Liberation Organization asked the construction supervisors how many people were in the mine and asked them to quickly evacuate all the workers in the mine.

Bonienna looked at his subordinates with satisfaction in orderly actions. They were all strong-willed and well-trained soldiers, not comparable to ordinary rovers.

He gave a few minutes to the Western engineers of these mines, walked back to the local workers. He stared at them with a grudge for a few minutes before shouting loudly: "Look at yourself and see what you have done! You help these Western vampires to dedicate the only wealth given to us by God from our barren African land, and also cheaply to the Western colonists! Aren't you ashamed? Take a look, how much do you get from them? Ten dollars or twenty dollars a day? Idiot, this money is enough to support us!

Are you a family? Your wife is still sick and wandering at the doors of these Western hospitals because they can't afford to see a doctor! Your children have been playing machetes since they were seven years old. Because they have no place to go to school! What will they be like in the future? Should they become bandits or be killed? You guard a deposit of tens of billions of dollars, but you only earn a meager salary. Are you satisfied? Why? Haven't you ever thought about taking back this mine and running it yourself? Ah! Answer me, answer me! Is Africa not an African African?"

The local worker was frightened by his yell and retreated in fear.

Bonienna looked at these cowards and despised them.

Since the people did not awaken, he had the responsibility to awaken them. He wanted to blow up all the minerals opened by the Westerners, making them unprofitable, and finally leave Africa with their tails. Then, these minerals will eventually belong to the Africans, and they will mine and operate them themselves, and all the money earned will be used for Africa.

He believes that in just a few years, no more than ten years, Africa's rich mineral resources will help all Africans get out of poverty and hunger.

This is the sacred mission he should bear!

Although these temporarily unemployed people now resent him, he doesn't care. He is moved by the great responsibilities he bears. He does not care about temporary praise and controversy, and uses a long-term perspective to design a bright road for the revival of Africa.

In the future, all Africans will be grateful to me.

He thought so.

All the workers who were still working in the mine were driven out and gathered in a group of timid groups at the guns of members of the African Liberation Movement.

boom!

The huge explosion was deafening, and a ball of black and red flames gushed outwards, rolling up to the sky.

The thick smoke and dust covered the entire entrance of the mine.

The workers looked at the hole that was still spitting out black smoke and showed a desperate expression. They knew that they would not be able to start work for at least half a year. This also means that for at least this period, they would not even earn twenty dollars a day.

Bonienna and others sprinkled a stack of leaflets, quickly retreated to the jungle, and disappeared into the vast sea of ​​trees.

The workers did not know what was written on the leaflet. They were all illiterate and illiterate people who had never even attended elementary school. The only words they could know were pesos in their own currency, or the US dollar.

The mine explosion was like a thunderbolt, shocking the entire Africa.

Before people could wake up from the shock, the same mine explosions broke out one after another. The places where these explosions occurred were spread across the African continent and various countries. Their unified name was the African Liberation Movement.

Obviously, Bonienna didn't know that his organization was not the only action group.

The owners of the mine include British companies, French companies, German companies, Japanese companies, and a Chinese company.

Except for the main target of American companies in Africa, which was not affected by this series of explosions, almost all multinational companies around the world have suffered large and small impacts and suffered heavy losses.

With such a large-scale and indiscriminate attack, no one believed it if it was a major country planning behind the scenes. They even thought about it and did not forget to think about it in this direction. Because there was no major country that was not attacked in this large-scale mine attack.

As the influence of the African Liberation Movement organization became increasingly important, their demands were increasingly recognized by people.

Africans have sympathy for their actions, supporters, opponents, and indignant. In the media, governments are strongly condemning this action, while many people who are idle are full of excitement. They are outright proletarians, and they fantasize whether the actions of the liberation movement will bring them greater benefits if the action of the liberation movement is successful.

The result of the chaos was that militants, tribes, etc., under the banner of the liberation movement, began to rob Western people's property. Kidnapping and extortion cases quickly reached an astonishing peak.

The governments of many African countries were furious. They jointly launched a large-scale search to catch these terrorists who were acting unruly.

However, as a chaotic continent, Africa has very limited control over local areas. In many places, local tribes still have the final say. Although soldiers flocked out, they could only cover the main transportation routes of the city, and control over rural and forest areas. There was almost no arrest operations. They often failed.

There are many in the jungles of Africa. Many of them are primeval forests, which are easy to escape.

As soon as the African liberating movement discovered that they were hunted by a large number of government armed forces, they fled into the forest, leaving the pursuers alone to let them go.

The Western mining companies that escaped from the explosion also strengthened their respective defense forces after they broke out in a cold sweat.

Security companies in Europe and the United States have undertaken large-scale businesses. After signing emergency security contracts, they have invested batches of security forces in Africa and scattered them to various large mining companies.

Some major mines have hired at least a dozen armed guards, and at most dozens of them.

people.

There are so many guards, I think it is enough to ensure their mine safety.

But facts always go against people's imagination. Just when these mine owners settled down, another large-scale mine attack broke out.

A group of African Liberation Movement members, with a population of more than 200, suddenly attacked a protected British mining company.

The mining company invited security guards from the American Blackwater Security Company to stop them. The two sides had a fierce fire exchange for dozens of minutes, and finally armed the guards in a weak resistance. After more than a dozen people were killed or injured, they fled in a hurry. The mine fell into the hands of the liberation movement elements, and the other party probably suffered serious losses this time. They were angry that they not only burned the entire mine and blew up the construction machinery, but also killed the security captain of the mine to vent their anger.

The consequences of this incident were chains, with a large number of mining companies closing their operations in Africa and evacuating them.

After research, the African Cooperation Organization found that, including this armed attack, the main large-scale attacks were concentrated in small countries with weak government forces or countries that had been attacked by a long-term civil war.

They finally decided to set up a special African peacekeeping force and demanded all African countries to work together to fight increasingly rampant armed violence. They could not help but express their anger. The withdrawal of large numbers of Western companies represents the severance of the main source of economic resources of most African countries, which is deadly for Africa, which has suffered from war, poverty and hunger.

While lobbying for Western companies that have withdrawn investments, they are stable and hesitant mining companies, and while urgently seeking assistance from all African countries, they ask them to send peacekeeping troops to assist in the special mission.

Before the African Cooperation Organization could assemble peacekeeping forces, another Western mining company was hit hard.

Because those who are still in Africa are all super-large groups with strong wealth and strong private armed forces. For example, the attacked this time was a South African company. They recruited hundreds of armed guards from their own country, mostly retired military personnel to form a mine guard. Relying on their strong armed forces, they did not take the so-called liberation movement elements into their eyes. They believed that with the force they had, even if the militants attacked, they could easily repel them.

But unexpectedly, more than a thousand people launched a sudden attack on them this time!

It is very likely that dozens of militants gathered to plan this large-scale armed attack.

Although there are many militants, their combat effectiveness is obviously not good. After several raids, they were repelled by more than 100 mine guards, leaving dozens of corpses.

Seeing that their offensive was weak, they might be about to retreat. Suddenly, huge gunfire came from a distant place.

In the guard, those retired soldiers who had served in the army immediately recognized that it was the sound of large-caliber anti-equipment sniper rifles, and there were more than ten!
To be continued...