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Mali, Mauritania And Senegal Must Unite Against Cross-border Terrorism - Global Upfront Newspapers
Western Mali, bordering Mauritania and Senegal, is increasingly a target for terrorist attacks. Given the strategic importance of this area for the three countries’ economies and security, strengthened cooperation is essential to curb the growing threat. On 1 July, the al-Qaeda-affiliated Jama’at Nusrat ul-Islam wa al-Muslimin (JNIM) launched seven simultaneous attacks against Malian army positions in Niono, Molodo, Sandaré, Nioro du Sahel, Gogu…
The military junta can't stop Islamist terror even with Russia's help For many months, Mali has been shaken by severe Islamist attacks in almost all parts of the country. Even the capital Bamako and its airport are not safe from it, in September 2024, when terrorists from the Al Qaeda network killed more than 70 people and injured around 200 – most of them soldiers. On May 12, it hit a mine in Naréma. A little later, a military base in Dioura wa…
After the east and center, Al Qaeda jihadists are attempting to impose a blockade on the western part of Mali. Mauritania and Senegal on maximum alert By Lehbib Abdelhay Madrid (ECS).- The National Transitional Council (CNT) of Mali, a legislative body that replaced the National Assembly, unanimously adopted a new transitional letter on July 3. The text, which ECSaharaui has exclusive access, foresees, inter alia, a change in the status of the t…
Mali, Mauritania and Senegal must unite against cross-border terrorism - defenceWeb
Western Mali, bordering Mauritania and Senegal, is increasingly a target for terrorist attacks. Given the strategic importance of this area for the three countries’ economies and security, strengthened cooperation is essential to curb the growing threat. On 1 July, the al-Qaeda-affiliated Jama’at Nusrat ul-Islam wa al-Muslimin (JNIM) launched seven simultaneous attacks against Malian army positions in Niono, Molodo, Sandaré, Nioro du Sahel, Gogu…
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