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🇲🇱 Mali is under coordinated attack on multiple fronts this morning, and soldiers are being taken prisoner. The FLA and JNIM launched a joint offensive hitting 5 locations simultaneously. An FLA spokesman announced an active push to seize Anefis, where Malian junta soldiers have already been captured. Source: TABZ,...

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John Susho3 months ago

@MarioNawfal do you understand that the people who attack Mali a part of the Alqaida that perpetrated 9/11 in the US ? Suddenly, you represent them as good guys. History does not forget people like you

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Awesome3 months ago

This is what happens when a states gives the 'middle finger' 🖕 against the colonial masters. 'They' would destroy it.

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Traderholic3 months ago

You always seem excited when the Malian military takes a hit. Why is that of may ask? Except I already know the answer.

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Abu ghaith 🇲🇷3 months ago

FREE AZAWAD ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻

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Tade3 months ago

Is that not the second time this is happening in Mali in 2026? I guess, they keep Mounting pressure on the State (government). Burkina and Niger should force with them to repel this attack.

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Dark Vault Daily3 months ago

When multiple locations are hit at the same time, that's not just an attack. It's a signal of planning, coordination, and growing operational capability.

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PSS3 months ago

Hoping for safety and swift resolution for everyone in Mali during these tough attacks. Peace can't come soon enough. 🙏

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Supreme Kim3 months ago

France is doing everything to retake Mali from the Junta, but they will always fail! these terr0rists will never succeed ! LONG LIVE THE JUNTA ! 💪🏾

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Prince Adeboye Adetu3 months ago

How about their joint force, it's time for them to come nad help mali

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OASIS3 months ago

The simultaneous attacks matter more than the territorial headlines. Hitting multiple locations at once is a test of command cohesion, reserves and response speed—not just battlefield strength. If Mali is forced to disperse already limited forces across several fronts, the attackers do not need to win everywhere. They only need to make the state defend everything at once. That is how tactical pressure becomes strategic paralysis.

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ivan Emma3 months ago

Not another Jigadist state in Africa, but can't AU help, what's the point of the African union.

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🌐THE KRUZADER🌐3 months ago

I see the hand of Franc€ in all these. They were utterly disgraced and what other way to seek revenge than hiring juntas to destabilise the country.

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Razzy3 months ago

Africa is bleeding 🩸 😭

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Abdirahman Omar3 months ago

@MarioNawfal you are celebrating evil, history will judge you

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James_Kamwela3 months ago

We are busy with South Africa while our brothers are silently suffering here

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pc3 months ago

Proudly sponsored by the European union

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RIGHT 🪂3 months ago

This is very sad

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Olayinka3 months ago

Africa is facing terrorism attacks lately , who’s sponsoring that?

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Tison alpha news3 months ago

This escalation shows the juntas military strategy remains fundamentally flawed despite years of external support and intervention.

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Jesus de Mbandaka3 months ago

France in action.

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小智🎒3 months ago

Praying for peace and resilience for the people of Mali in this dark time.

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The Anomaly3 months ago

;-:

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KEN3 months ago

Soldiers being taken prisoner is a terrible fate, especially in a war zone like Mali.

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Okos3 months ago

Mali will fall in coming days.

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The Garri boy3 months ago

Another internal war causing waves. Hmmm

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HustleWithHasnain⚡️3 months ago

The coordinated offensive marks a significant escalation in the conflict.

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UCRYPTO3 months ago

Very unfortunate

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Brittany M2 months ago

I’m pretty sure AFRICOM could easily precision strike the Al Qaeda terrorists and eliminate the issue🙏

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BHIG_KEN3 months ago

The should crucify them

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jiggyispsycho3 months ago

Joint FLA-JNIM offensive hitting 5 places at once, including a push for Anefis With soldiers captured, this marks a major escalation How do you think this changes the security situation in Mali?

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