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But we must be clear on one principle:
An attack on our military armory is an attack on the security of the State itself.
And it will be dealt with accordingly.
The RFMF did not need to escalate this into a public spectacle or declare a state of emergency. They acted within their capacity โ swiftly and decisively โ to neutralise a serious threat, while maintaining national stability.
We can debate all we like about his death.
This situation is not about his alleged drug dealings. It is not about speculation or side narratives. It is about a deliberate act that could have destabilised the nation.
The moment that decision was made, the consequences were set in motion.
such an act strikes at the core of the institution constitutionally mandated to protect every citizen of this country.
You donโt โtestโ a military installation and expect a soft response. When you confront an organisation trained for warfare, the outcome is almost inevitable.
The death of Jone Vakarisi has triggered a lot of discussions and debate, but letโs not lose sight of the central issue. An attempt to breach the RFMF armory is not a petty crime. It is a direct threat to national security. Whether you are a civilian or a member of the military