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
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: 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
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