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Jihadists shake Mali junta with unprecedented attack
On Saturday, April 25, several cities, including Bamako and Kati, where the ruling generals reside, became the targets of a coordinated assault by jihadists from JNIM and pro-independence Tuaregs from the ALF. By evening, government forces and their Russian ally had regained control of the capital.
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bbc.com
Mali army says armed groups launch coordinated attacks across country
Witnesses report explosions and sustained gunfire near a military base outside the capital, Bamako.
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scmp.com
Mali junta reports ‘terrorist’ attacks on several targets
The landlocked West African nation has been ruled by the military since a coup in 2020.
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theguardian.com
Militants and separatists launch coordinated attacks across Mali
Al-Qaida-linked group JNIM claims responsibility for strikes on airport in capital, Bamako and four other cities
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thehindu.com
Islamic militants, separatists claim simultaneous attacks across Mali
Islamic militants and separatists launch coordinated attacks across Mali, targeting multiple cities, including Bamako, amid escalating violence.
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Mali’s junta in crisis as defence minister is killed in massive coordinated attacks
Rebel-jihadist offensive leaves Bamako on edge as territory falls and junta leader Assimi Goita remains out of sight.
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upi.com
Militants seize major cities in Mali in coordinated attacks - UPI.com
Several cities in Mali were attacked by militants associated with al-Qaeda and separatists in the largest military strikes there in more than a decade.
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lemonde.fr
Mali's junta more vulnerable than ever after weekend attacks
The situation in Mali remained highly unstable after unprecedented large-scale attacks on several cities, including Bamako, by jihadists from Nusrat al-Islam (GSIM, affiliated…
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Mali in turmoil after insurgents seize towns and kill defence minister
Military intelligence chief reportedly also killed in sweeping attacks by jihadists and separatist rebels
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Taking power in Mali might be a stretch but insurgents can force hand of weakened regime
Coordinated attack by JNIM and the Tuareg minority inflicted significant casualties on government forces and Russian auxiliaries
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Mali attacks: What next for the junta after shock of rebel offensive?
The military came to power to bolster security but the weekend's attacks have brought that into question.