Guinea-Bissau Joins Traoré: Coup Leader Walks Away from ECOWAS — AES Is Rising

Guinea-Bissau Joins Traoré: Coup Leader Walks Away from ECOWAS — AES Is Rising

Guinea-Bissau has made a shock geopolitical move. Following the November 2025 military coup, the country’s new leader has officially walked away from ECOWAS and aligned with Captain Ibrahim Traoré’s Sahel bloc. This decision signals a major shift in West African power dynamics as the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) continues to rise.

In this video, we break down why Guinea-Bissau rejected ECOWAS, how Western-backed pressure failed, and what this alliance means for regional security, sovereignty, and control of resources. With access to the Atlantic Ocean now in play, the Sahel bloc is no longer landlocked — and that changes everything.

Is this the beginning of the collapse of ECOWAS?
Is Africa entering a second wave of sovereignty led by military governments?
And why is the West losing influence faster than expected?

This is not just a coup story — this is a strategic realignment reshaping Africa’s future.

Watch till the end for the full geopolitical breakdown.

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It does not promote violence, coups, or political instability.
All opinions expressed are analytical interpretations based on publicly available information, geopolitical trends, and historical context.
The content is not intended to target or defame any individual, country, organization, or group.

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