Jihadi Fighters Affiliated with Al Qaeda Close in on Mali’s Capital, as Instability Grows Across Sahel Region | News Channel 3-12
JNIM's fuel blockade causes severe shortages and inflation, risking Mali's collapse into an al Qaeda-controlled failed state, with over 300,000 refugees already displaced, experts say.
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Jihadi fighters affiliated with al Qaeda close in on Mali’s capital, as instability grows across Sahel region | News Channel 3-12
By Tim Lister, CNN (CNN) — A well-armed jihadist group affiliated with al Qaeda is closing in on Bamako, the capital of Mali. The country’s military junta and their Russian partners are struggling to counter the jihadis, who now hold sway in many parts of the huge Sahelian country. What’s happening now Fuel is running short in Bamako as militants belonging to a group called Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam al-Muslimin (JNIM) cut roads to the capital, att…
The Western Sahel, the semi-desert zone considered a southern neighbourhood of high interest to Spain, is experiencing a wave of increasing violence and unpredictable consequences. The focus of increased tension is right now in Mali. The jihadist groups associated with Al Qaeda and the majority Tuareg independenceists, who control the northeastern part of the country, win battle after battle against the government forces, which dominate the sout…
Mali’s Potential Fall To Terrorists Could Result In Another French-Led Intervention
The dual pretexts of crushing the world’s latest caliphate and averting another 2015-like migrant crisis could suffice for rallying the public around a French-led mission for restoring Western influence in the region. The Wall Street Journal recently warned that “Al Qaeda Is on the Brink of Taking Over a Country”, writing that the group’s local ally Jamaat Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM) has encircled the capital, cutting it off from food an…
The Islamist insurgency continues its guerrilla movement inside rural areas and on the outskirts of cities. It punctuates its hybrid offensive, almost every day, of embushes and laying of mines, across roads and does not release the pressure of symmetrical assaults against isolated garrisons. The Islamic and Muslim Support Group (Gsim-Alqaida) intensifys the attrition momentum without risking the conquest of a specific point of the territory, in…
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