US EditionMalian woman who posted on TikTok abducted, executed
Mariam Cissé, with over 100,000 TikTok followers, was publicly executed in Tonka after being accused of aiding the Malian army by suspected Jama'at Nusrat ul-Islam wa al-Muslimin militants.
- Mariam Cissé, a Malian woman in her 20s with over 100,000 TikTok followers, was abducted and executed by jihadists after being accused of informing the army about their movements through her videos.
- Cissé's brother said she was arrested by jihadists on Thursday, accusing her of 'informing the Malian army of their movements', and moved to Tonka where she was shot in the town's Independence Square.
- Her death has shocked Mali, where the military junta has struggled to contain the jihadist insurgency that has gripped the country since 2012, causing fuel shortages and disrupting access to essential supplies.
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Al Qaeda Could Soon Control This Country.
PULSE POINTSWHAT HAPPENED: A jihadist terror group affiliated with al Qaeda is on the brink of seizing control over the African nation of Mali.WHO WAS INVOLVED: Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin and the country of Mali.WHEN & WHERE: Late October into November 2025.IMPACT: If JNIM captures Bamako, this would be the first time a U.S.-designated terrorist organization controlled a nation.IN FULLA jihadist terror group affiliated with al Qaeda is…
A young TikTok user was kidnapped and publicly executed in Mali by suspected jihadists after being accused of collaborating with the Malian military.
At the age of twenty years, the Malian Mariam Cissé was killed on Friday, 7 November, by alleged members of the jihadist group in the country.
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