Malian authorities arrested nearly 50 soldiers from Ivory Coast who came to Mali to work for a contracting company of the United Nations mission in Mali. The government made the announcement Monday calling the Ivorian soldiers "mercenaries," in a move that could raise tensions between the two West A…
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Malian authorities arrested nearly 50 soldiers from Ivory Coast who came to Mali to work for a contracting company of the United Nations mission in Mali. The government made the announcement Monday calling the Ivorian soldiers "mercenaries," in a move that could raise tensions between the two West A…
Malian authorities arrested nearly 50 soldiers from Ivory Coast who came to Mali to work for a contracting company of the United Nations mission in Mali. The government made the announcement Monday calling…
ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast (AP) — Ivory Coast officials called on Mali to immediately release 49 of its soldiers who were arrested Sunday at the international airport in Bamako, refuting accusations
Mali's authorities arrested 49 Ivorian soldiers and labeled them "mercenaries" who allegedly planned to stage a coup. Neighboring Ivory Coast says the soldiers were working with a UN peacekeeping mission.
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