Published 2 years ago

Forty-two Malian soldiers killed in suspected Islamist attack

Summary by Ground News

The toll is one of the bloodiest in Mali's decade-long insurgency. The attack occurred on Sunday in the troubled "three-border" region where the frontiers of the three nations converge. On Monday, the army had said 17 soldiers and four civilians had died.

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Reuters

Forty-two Malian soldiers killed in suspected Islamist attack

BAMAKO - Forty-two Malian soldiers were killed in an attack near the town of Tessit on Sunday, Mali's government said on Wednesday, updating a previous death toll of 17. The government said in a statement that it suspected Islamic State's West Africa affiliate was responsible. (Writing by Nellie Peyton; Editing by Leslie Adler)

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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Hindustan Times

Forty-two Malian soldiers killed in suspected Islamist attack

One of the deadliest attacks in recent years for the Malian army, which has been battling a decade-long insurgency by militant groups that have spread across West Africa's Sahel region.

2 years ago·New Delhi, India

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Forty-two Malian soldiers killed in suspected Islamist attack

BAMAKO (Reuters) - Forty-two Malian soldiers were killed in an attack near the town of Tessit on Sunday, Mali's government said on Wednesday, updating a previous death toll of 17. Read full story

2 years ago·Malaysia

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Irish Independent

46 killed in Mali in suspected Islamic militant attack

Suspected Islamic State-affiliated militants killed 42 Malian soldiers and four civilians in an attack near the town of Tessit on Sunday, the Malian army has confirmed.

2 years ago·Ireland

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