France calls on nationals to leave Mali 'as soon as possible'

Author: Henry OduahPublished on: April 29, 2026Country: France

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France calls on nationals to leave Mali 'as soon as possible'

France urged its nationals in Mali to leave 'as soon as possible' due to recent attacks by jihadists and Tuareg separatists, and an 'extremely volatile' security situation. The foreign ministry updated its travel guidelines, strongly discouraging any travel to Mali. French nationals are advised to make arrangements for temporary departure on the commercial flights that are still available.

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