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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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🇲🇱 Militants Kill at Least 50 Malian Soldiers in Convoy Ambush Al-Qaeda-linked and separatist fighters ambushed a Malian army convoy on Saturday in the northern Gao region, killing at least 50 soldiers and capturing more than 20 others, according to the army and local accounts. The landlocked West African nation is twice the size of Texas and has fought a spreading insurgency across its northern deserts for more than a decade. The convoy was traveling from the recently recaptured town of Anefis toward Gao when it was struck near Tabankort. Local area leader Mubarak Sayel said in interviews that militants killed 50 soldiers and captured at least 24 more, a toll that was later confirmed by AFP. Both the al-Qaeda affiliate JNIM and the Tuareg separatist Azawad Liberation Front (FLA) claimed the assault as a joint operation, saying they inflicted “great human losses” and destroyed army vehicles. The army said its partners, a reference to Russia’s Africa Corps mercenaries (which replaced the Wagner Group), were also hit. The two groups want different things, JNIM to impose hardline Islamist rule, the FLA an independent Tuareg state in the north called Azawad, but have increasingly fought side by side against the government. Mali’s military junta seized power in coups in 2020 and 2021, expelled French and UN peacekeeping forces, and turned to Russian mercenaries to fight the insurgents. The pivot has not stemmed the violence: large stretches of the country remain outside state control, and the ambush ranks among the army’s heaviest single losses of the war. Report by Drop Site News Africa correspondent Godfrey Olukya 🎥 Clip via Africa News

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