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Published on: 04/29/2026 - 11:30

An affiliate of Al Qaeda in West Africa and a Tuareg-dominated separatist group attacked Mali's main military base and the area near Bamako airport in attacks on Saturday, also expelling Russian forces supporting government forces from the strategic town of Kidal in the north. For his part, the head of the Mali Military Council, Assimi Goita, confirmed on Tuesday that “the situation is under control,” three days after unprecedented attacks launched by armed groups on strategic positions of the authority, which seemed more weak than ever before.

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