Mali: AES discusses 'long-planned attacks'

Author: Gildas AmoussouPublished on: April 26, 2026Country: Mali

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Mali: AES discusses 'long-planned attacks'

The Sahel Confederation stated that the attacks on April 25 in Mali were the result of a long-planned strategy. These attacks, carried out by GSIM and FLA, targeted several cities, including Bamako and Gao, resulting in 16 injuries. AES condemned a plot aimed at destabilizing its sovereign vision for the Sahel and praised the response of the Malian armed forces.

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