Showing 1 to 7 of 7 results
Al-Qaeda-linked Jihadists Attack Mali, Claiming Three Barracks
On June 27, 2024, al-Qaeda-linked Jihadists launched simultaneous attacks on Malian military posts in seven towns near Senegal and Mauritania, resulting in the Malian army claiming to neutralize over 80 militants while JNIM claimed control of three army barracks; this is the third major attack in a ...
Al-Qaeda-linked Jihadists Attack Mali, Claiming Three Barracks
On June 27, 2024, al-Qaeda-linked Jihadists launched simultaneous attacks on Malian military posts in seven towns near Senegal and Mauritania, resulting in the Malian army claiming to neutralize over 80 militants while JNIM claimed control of three army barracks; this is the third major attack in a ...
Progress
40% Bias Score
JNIM Attack on Tombouctou, Mali
A coordinated JNIM attack targeted Tombouctou, Mali, on Monday, involving a vehicle-borne explosive and shelling near the airport. The Malian military reported neutralizing 13 attackers, while the attack's impact on civilians remains unclear, following similar attacks in Boulkessi and Dioura.
JNIM Attack on Tombouctou, Mali
A coordinated JNIM attack targeted Tombouctou, Mali, on Monday, involving a vehicle-borne explosive and shelling near the airport. The Malian military reported neutralizing 13 attackers, while the attack's impact on civilians remains unclear, following similar attacks in Boulkessi and Dioura.
Progress
40% Bias Score
JNIM Claims Responsibility for Deadly Burkina Faso Base Attack
On Sunday, an al-Qaeda affiliate, JNIM, attacked a Burkina Faso army base in Djibo, claiming to have killed 200 soldiers; conflicting reports indicate dozens of soldiers and civilians were killed, highlighting the ongoing instability and the group's growing power, despite Burkina Faso's military lea...
JNIM Claims Responsibility for Deadly Burkina Faso Base Attack
On Sunday, an al-Qaeda affiliate, JNIM, attacked a Burkina Faso army base in Djibo, claiming to have killed 200 soldiers; conflicting reports indicate dozens of soldiers and civilians were killed, highlighting the ongoing instability and the group's growing power, despite Burkina Faso's military lea...
Progress
44% Bias Score
JNIM Claims Responsibility for Killing 70 Beninese Soldiers
The Al-Qaeda-linked jihadist group JNIM claimed responsibility for killing 70 Beninese soldiers in an attack on two military posts in northeastern Benin on Thursday, the highest death toll in a decade of jihadist activity in West Africa.
JNIM Claims Responsibility for Killing 70 Beninese Soldiers
The Al-Qaeda-linked jihadist group JNIM claimed responsibility for killing 70 Beninese soldiers in an attack on two military posts in northeastern Benin on Thursday, the highest death toll in a decade of jihadist activity in West Africa.
Progress
36% Bias Score
JNIM Launches Coordinated Attacks on Malian Army Camps
On June 2nd, 2024, the JNIM group launched coordinated attacks on Malian army camps in Boulkeissi, Sirakorola, Tanabougou, and Tombouctou, prompting curfews in Tombouctou and Ségou; the Malian army reported repelling the attacks.
JNIM Launches Coordinated Attacks on Malian Army Camps
On June 2nd, 2024, the JNIM group launched coordinated attacks on Malian army camps in Boulkeissi, Sirakorola, Tanabougou, and Tombouctou, prompting curfews in Tombouctou and Ségou; the Malian army reported repelling the attacks.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Al-Qaida-linked group attacks Malian army base in Timbuktu
An al-Qaida-linked group attacked a Malian army base in Timbuktu using a vehicle-borne explosive device, following a similar attack in Boulkessi near the Burkina Faso border which resulted in an estimated 30 soldier deaths; ongoing gunfire is reported in Timbuktu.
Al-Qaida-linked group attacks Malian army base in Timbuktu
An al-Qaida-linked group attacked a Malian army base in Timbuktu using a vehicle-borne explosive device, following a similar attack in Boulkessi near the Burkina Faso border which resulted in an estimated 30 soldier deaths; ongoing gunfire is reported in Timbuktu.
Progress
36% Bias Score
GSIM's Expanding Influence in Southwest Mali Threatens Regional Stability
GSIM, Al-Qaeda's leading Sahel affiliate, is rapidly expanding its influence from southwest Mali into Mauritania and Senegal, increasing violent actions sevenfold (2021-2024) by exploiting porous borders and transborder economic networks; joint Senegalese-Malian patrols aim to counter this.
GSIM's Expanding Influence in Southwest Mali Threatens Regional Stability
GSIM, Al-Qaeda's leading Sahel affiliate, is rapidly expanding its influence from southwest Mali into Mauritania and Senegal, increasing violent actions sevenfold (2021-2024) by exploiting porous borders and transborder economic networks; joint Senegalese-Malian patrols aim to counter this.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Showing 1 to 7 of 7 results