Gunfire in many places and the sound of explosions in many places, a big attack by terrorists in the whole of Mali

There is news of a major attack in the African country of Mali. Unidentified terrorist groups have carried out major attacks in many parts of the country, including the capital Bamako. Many military bases have been targeted. In Bamako itself, fierce shooting is happening near Mali’s main airport. Apart from this, explosions were heard near military bases. Mali’s military says fighting is still ongoing.

According to media reports, two large explosions occurred in the morning near the home of Mali’s military ruler, General Assami Goita. There is continuous firing here. Militants have also attacked the Kati military base outside the capital Bamako. The army is conducting its operation in the vicinity using helicopters.

https://twitter.com/SahelAlerte/status/2047957299730293108

Also Read: Bill Introduced in US on H-1B Visa, Proposes Total Ban for 3 Years

According to media reports, firing is going on in the cities of Gao, Kidal and Severay. The army has also maintained its position. There is also fire from automatic rifles and heavy weapons near Bamako’s Modibo Keita International Airport. Mali’s military says several armed groups carried out the attack together. The fight against terrorist groups continues.

https://twitter.com/sentdefender/status/2047968142584881249

Gardener: Two coops in one year

The African country of Mali saw two coups in 2020 and 2021. The country has been in turmoil for the past decade. It is currently ruled by military ruler Asimi Goita. He was made president last year. This appointment has been made for five years. However, they can extend their tenure as many times as they want.

Also read: Major operation in Pakistan amid US-Iran talks, 22 terrorists were killed

France ruled Mali until 1960, but Goeta’s government not only severed ties with France, but also expelled its army from the country. Now Russia’s Wagner group is helping the Mali army. In 2023, Mali, along with Burkina Faso and Niger, formed a coalition of Sahel states. Now a joint military battalion of the three countries is fighting al-Qaeda and ISIL in the Sahel region.