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Jihadist attack in Mali capital killed more than 70
Jihadist attack in mali: Over 70 dead, numerous injured
Over 70 people died and 200 were injured in Tuesday's jihadist attack on the gendarmerie school and military airport in Bamako, the capital of Mali, according to the AFP agency, citing military sources.
Jihadist attacks in Mali capital killed more than 70: security sources
A jihadist attack in the Malian capital targeting a military police training camp and a military airport left more than 70 dead and 200 wounded, one of the highest tolls suffered by the security forces in recent years.
Jihadist Attacks In Mali Capital Spark Condemnation, Questions
West African bloc ECOWAS on Wednesday strongly condemned jihadist attacks which a day earlier hit the Malian capital where locals voiced concern and questions remained about the rare and deadly strike.
Jihadist group claims rare attack on Mali capital
An Al-Qaeda-linked jihadist group on Tuesday claimed responsibility for an attack on a military airport and training centre in Bamako, the first attack of its kind in years to hit
Experts say Mali jihadist attack highlights risk of expansion
The JNIM group's jihadist attacks hit highly sensitive military targets in capital Bamako, a city usually spared major attacks.
Mali Jihadist Attack Highlights Risk Of Expansion, Harassment
The main Al-Qaeda-affiliated jihadist group in Mali struck a forceful blow to the ruling junta when it hit highly sensitive military targets in the capital Bamako, underscoring its two-pronged strategy of territorial expansion and harassment,
Jihadist attack in Mali capital killed more than 70: security sources
A jihadist attack in the Malian capital of Bamako targeting a military police training camp and airport left more than 70 people dead and 200 wounded, security sources said Thursday,
Dozens Killed in Mali Attack by Al Qaeda Affiliate
Since the conflict in Mali erupted, violence has spread to neighbours in the Sahel region and reached the north of coastal countries. Thousands have been killed and millions displaced in the region, and some fighters are allied with Al Qaeda or Islamic State.
Mali under siege: 70 dead in latest Jihadist attack, junta on edge
Over 70 people were killed and 200 were injured in Tuesday’s jihadist attack on a gendarmerie school and military airport in Bamako, the capital of Mali, according to AFP, citing military sources. The junta ruling the country since 2021,
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