Al Qaeda Affiliates Seize Tisseit In Mali
The Al-Qaeda-affiliated group Jama'at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM) has seized the town of Tisseit in northern Mali. The takeover occurred following the withdrawal of the Malian army from the area. This development follows recent clashes near the capital, Bamako, and other regions. The military junta in Mali remains on high alert following these territorial losses. The situation in northern Mali is described as increasingly dangerous following the strategic loss of the town. Coordinated attacks across the country began on April 25, spanning from Bamako in the south to Kidal in the north. These attacks were noted for their geographic spread and specific targeting.
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Al Araby Radio
“أعلن الجماعة تابعا لتنظيم القاعدة أن الجاي شمال انسحبا من بلدة تيسييت في شمال البلاد بعد ععلان مسلحين مسؤوليتهم عن شنهاجماتن المشهد في مال يزداد خطورة”
ABC NewsRadio AU
“Al Qaeda affiliate, has been and we're waging war against the government. in Mali for many, many years. But what has happened in the last three days, four days, has really tipped the balance and has really changed everything.”
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