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The Sea-Watch organization reported that the Libyan coast guard fired on its rescue ship during a mission. The incident occurred while the ship was engaged in rescue operations.

The Front de libération de l’Azawad (FLA) is gaining ground in Mali following the collapse of a peace agreement. Fighting has resumed with the state and its allies, reviving fragmentation dynamics.

Mali is set to complete its first robot factory within the next six weeks. The factory is located in Serbia, according to the source.

The NGO Sea-Watch 5 reported that the Libyan coast guard fired on its rescue ship during a mission. This incident occurred while Sea-Watch was engaged in a rescue operation.

The Sea-Watch 5 organization reported that the Libyan coast guard fired on its rescue ship during a mission. This incident occurred during a rescue operation at sea. The NGO provided this account of the incident. Sea-Watch is calling for an investigation into the coast guard's actions. The incident raises concerns about the safety of humanitarian operations in the Mediterranean.

The Malian army, alongside Russian partners from Africa Corps, reportedly used cluster bombs in northern Mali on May 15 and 17. This marks the first reported use of such munitions by these forces in the region.

The Mali-Guinea corridor is experiencing disruptions due to a militant siege, which is deepening economic strain in the region. The situation is being reported by FRANCE 24 English.

The Malian army conducted a deadly intervention in the village of Guirowel, leading to its inhabitants evacuating the area. The incident was reported by Secours Rouge.

Sergeant Mohamed Makhti was found unconscious and airlifted to the capital for treatment, where he later passed away.

The source did not provide further details on the charges or the location of the incident.