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Published on: 04/26/2026 - 13:48 Last updated: 04/26/2026 - 13:50
The city of Kidal in northern Mali witnessed new confrontations on Sunday between Tuareg rebels allied with Al-Qaeda and government forces supported by Russian mercenaries, according to Tuareg sources and a local politician. Later, the rebels announced that they had reached an "agreement" stipulating the withdrawal of Russian soldiers belonging to the "Africa Corps" from the city, which they said they now controlled "completely."
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