Malian army denies releasing jihadists to end fuel convoy attacks
The Malian army denied on Monday that it had released around 200 suspected jihadists in mid-March to secure an end to attacks on fuel convoys that are crippling the landlocked nation's economy.
The Malian army denied on Monday that it had released around 200 suspected jihadists in mid-March to secure an end to attacks on fuel convoys that are crippling the landlocked nation's economy.
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- Mali
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- Jihadism, Malian Jihadist, Talks / negotiations
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