
Abdollah Ag Mohamed
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2 months ago |
genocidewatch.com | Abdollah Ag Mohamed |Portia Crowe |Alexandra Hudson
By ReutersA Tuareg-dominated rebel alliance in northern Mali accused Malian soldiers, accompanied by Russian Wagner mercenaries, of killing 24 civilians travelling north to Algeria from the city of Gao, as the army reported clashes in the region. Mali, led by a military junta, has for more than a decade battled jihadist groups allied to Islamic State and al Qaeda while grappling with a much longer history of Tuareg-led rebellion in the north.
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Dec 6, 2024 |
wixx.com | Abdollah Ag Mohamed
By Abdollah Ag MohamedTINZAOUATEN, Mali (Reuters) – Residents of Mali’s northern town of Tinzaouaten, caught in the crossfire of a fierce July battle between Tuareg rebels and the army backed by Russian mercenaries, now face disease outbreaks and drone attacks, prompting many to flee to Algeria.
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Dec 1, 2024 |
timeslive.co.za | Abdollah Ag Mohamed |Tiemoko Diallo |Fadimata Kontao
01 December 2024 - 17:53 Just R20 for the first month. Support independent journalism by subscribing to our digital news package. Mali's government said on Sunday it had killed a senior Tuareg rebel commander and other rebels in a drone strike on a town in the north of the country.
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Nov 27, 2024 |
reuters.com | Abdollah Ag Mohamed
Northern Mali town still hit by drones after fierce July battle Doctors report outbreaks of diphtheria and malaria Army backed by Wagner mercenaries fighting Tuareg rebels Floods have worsened situation and many flee to Algeria TINZAOUATEN, Mali, Nov 27 (Reuters) - Residents of Mali's northern town of Tinzaouaten, caught in the crossfire of a fierce July battle between Tuareg rebels and the army backed by Russian mercenaries, now face disease outbreaks and drone attacks, prompting many to...
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Nov 23, 2024 |
sightmagazine.com.au | Tiemoko Diallo |Portia Crowe |David Adams |Abdollah Ag Mohamed
Bamako, MaliReutersAt least seven mercenaries from Russia’s Wagner private military contractor group were killed in an attack in central Mali that was claimed by an affiliate of al-Qaeda in North Africa, Site Intelligence group said Friday. Wagner previously suffered heavy losses in a July battle with predominantly Tuareg rebels and Islamists near Mali’s border with Algeria which exposed the dangers faced by mercenaries working for military juntas in West Africa’s Sahel region.
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