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Mali’s military rulers arrest 2 generals, a suspected French agent and others in alleged coup plot

Mali's military junta arrested two generals and a suspected French agent amid efforts to suppress dissent and prevent destabilization following recent pro-democracy protests.

  • Mali's military junta led by Gen. Assimi Goita arrested dozens of soldiers and civilians accused of plotting to destabilize the country in June 2025.
  • This follows the junta's rise to power after coups in 2020 and 2021, its expulsion of French troops, dissolution of political parties in May, and a delayed return to civilian rule initially promised for March 2024.
  • The junta aligns politically with Russia for security assistance while Mali faces intensified attacks by jihadist groups linked to al-Qaida amid a precarious security situation.
  • The military reported that a faction within Mali’s armed forces and security personnel was detained for allegedly attempting to undermine the republic’s institutions, with assistance from foreign actors, including a French individual suspected of espionage.
  • These arrests highlight ongoing efforts by Mali's military rulers to suppress dissent as the country grapples with insecurity and postponed democratic transition.
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A group of military and civilians is said to have tried to destabilize Mali with support from abroad, according to a minister.

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The junta accuses "foreign states" of being behind an attempt to destabilize. A French national was arrested, suspected of working "on behalf of the intelligence services".

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According to Mali's military junta, a group is said to have tried to destabilize the country. A arrested person has acted "on behalf of the French secret service".

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senenews.com broke the news in on Thursday, August 14, 2025.
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