Mali: a guide to the conflict
France last week launched air strikes against Islamist camps and mobile forces in Mali, its former colony, to stop a rebel offensive and "safeguard" Mali's existence. President François Hollande said France intended to "destroy" the Islamists or take them captive if possible. Islamists have warned that French troops will become bogged down for years. Back to the top 2. Brief history After gaining
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西アフリカのマリで、イスラム過激派の反政府武装勢力と軍事介入した旧宗主国のフランス軍の間の戦闘が激しさを増すなか、アメリカ政府もフランス軍を後方支援する方針を明らかにし、欧米諸国が軍事的な関与を強めています。 マリでは、北部地域を制圧するイスラム過激派の反政府武装勢力が、先週から南に向かって部隊を進め、攻勢を強めています。 これを受けて、マリ政府の要請で１１日、旧宗主国のフランスが、戦闘機を投入するなどして軍事介入を始め、反政府武装勢力が拠点を置く都市に対し、空爆を続けています。 マリ情勢について、アメリカのパネッタ国防長官は１４日、「アメリカはどこであろうと国際テロ組織、アルカイダを追い詰める責任がある」と述べ、無人偵察機などを使って得た情報の提供や空中給油機を使ったフランスの戦闘機への給油といった後方支援を行う方針を明らかにしました。 一方、パネッタ長官は「地上部隊は派遣しない」と述べ
Mali: French troops in direct combat with insurgents 'within hours'
Le Drian had confirmed on Tuesday night that the French intervention in Mali would take the form of both air and ground operations, while preparations continue for the arrival of a west African force."Now we're on the ground," Guillaud said. "We will be in direct combat within hours." Guillaud accused the insurgents of taking human shields and said France would do its utmost to make sure civilians
Mali conflict: UN backs France's military intervention
The BBC's Mark Doyle reports from the Mali capital Bamako, where he is one of the few correspondents on the ground The UN Security Council has unanimously backed France's military intervention in Mali to fight Islamist rebels, officials have said. UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said he hoped the intervention would help restore "Mali's constitutional order and territorial integrity".
Mali conflict: militants killed as French air strikes pound rebel camps
French defence ministry confirms reports of Islamist deaths, together with at least 11 civilians including three children French fighter jets have pounded insurgent training camps, arms and oil depots as the French defence ministry confirmed reports of Islamist deaths, together with at least 11 civilians including three children. "Mali is now at the mercy of the French army," said a well-connected
Mali Islamists tell France they will open doors of hell
BAMAKO (Reuters) - Al Qaeda-linked Islamists in Mali threatened on Saturday to “open the doors of hell” for French citizens if France kept pushing for armed intervention to retake the rebel-held north. The renewed threats against French hostages and expatriates came as French-speaking nations met in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where French President Francois Hollande was expected to urge the
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