Malian government rejects US role in anti-JNIM fight
News Malian government rejects US role in anti-JNIM fight Mali's junta leader Gen. Assimi Goita attends the funeral of former defense minister Sadio Camara at the Military Engineering Parade Ground in Bamako, Mali, April 30, 2026. - Copyright © africanews Copyright 2026 The Associated Press. At a news conference in Bamako on Thursday, Mali's Foreign Minister Abdoulaye Diop responded to reports that the Trump administration is considering military action in the country.
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- ▪Assimi Goita attends the funeral of former defense minister Sadio Camara at the Military Engineering Parade Ground in Bamako, Mali, April 30, 2026. - Copyright © africanews Copyright 2026 The Associated Press.
- ▪At a news conference in Bamako on Thursday, Mali's Foreign Minister Abdoulaye Diop responded to reports that the Trump administration is considering military action in the country.
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News Malian government rejects US role in anti-JNIM fight Mali's junta leader Gen. Assimi Goita attends the funeral of former defense minister Sadio Camara at the Military Engineering Parade Ground in Bamako, Mali, April 30, 2026. - Copyright © africanews Copyright 2026 The Associated Press. All rights reserved By Rédaction Africanews Last updated: 37 minutes ago World News The Malian government has rejected reports of US intervention in the fight against the jihadist group JNIM, saying the claims are false. At a news conference in Bamako on Thursday, Mali's Foreign Minister Abdoulaye Diop responded to reports that the Trump administration is considering military action in the country. The Washington Post reported Wednesday, citing current and former U.S.
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