Mali Says 30 Soldiers Killed in Northern Attack
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Mali Says 30 Soldiers Killed in Northern Attack
Mali’s army chief said around 30 soldiers had been killed in recent fighting to retake the key northern town of Anefis from Al-Qaeda-linked terrorists and their Tuareg separatist allies. General Jean Elysee Dao announced the toll on state television, saying a further 60 soldiers had been wounded, including serious cases. “I regret the loss of around 30 people, 30 fallen martyrs. We also have around 60 wounded, including serious cases,” Dao said.…
Some 30 Malian soldiers were killed and some 60 wounded during the bitter fighting in recent days between the army and Tuareg independenceists for the control of the town of Anéfis, in the north of Mali, declared the head of the Malian army on public television. "I deplore the loss of some 30 people, some 30 martyrs who have fallen. We also have wounded, some 60 of them serious cases", said General Jean Elysée Dao in a recording transmitted to t…
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