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Mali fuel shortage eases, Russian mercenaries conduct drone strikes

Mali's capital, Bamako, sees fuel shortage relief, while Russian-affiliated forces are reportedly carrying out drone strikes in the country.

Background

Mali has experienced a series of coups since 2020, leading to a military-led government that has strengthened ties with Russia. This shift has included the presence of Russian-affiliated military personnel in Mali, who are involved in ongoing conflicts against various armed groups, including separatists and jihadists. These developments are part of a broader trend of Russia expanding its influence in parts of Africa.

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Mali's Security and Fuel Supply Situation

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Mali Fuel Shortage Eases, Russian Mercenaries Active

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Russian-affiliated forces conduct UAV strikes in Mali

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Malian authorities report over 5,000 fuel tankers delivered to Bamako

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