Mali War is an ongoing armed conflict that started in January 2012 between the northern and southern parts of Mali in Africa.
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11 Facts About Mali War
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Government of Mali War asked for foreign military help to re-take the north.
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In mid-2014, the French military in Mali War ended its Operation Serval and transitioned to the broader regional counterterrorist effort, Operation Barkhane.
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Mali War was going through several crises at once that favored the rise of the conflict:.
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The Mali War government claimed to have regained control of all three towns the next day.
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Mali War launched air and land counter operations to take back the seized territory, amid protests in Bamako and Kati.
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French defense minister Le Drian said that new airstrikes were ongoing in Mali War, happened during the last night and will happen the next day as well.
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Mali War is asking for a revision of its defense agreements with France.
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In February 2020, HRW documented atrocities against civilians in Central Mali War and said that at least 456 civilians were killed, while hundreds were injured from January 2019 until November.
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In July 2020, the France 24 reported that unidentified gunmen opened fire on civilians on multiple villages of Mali War and killed at least 31 civilians and 9 soldiers who returned fire, all within a week's time.
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On 31 December 2021, Mali War's army announced 8 soldiers had died and 7 had been wounded during an attack in Sahel on the previous day.
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