Could this African nation become Trump's next terror target as jihadists close in on power?
Africa Could this African nation become Trump's next terror target as jihadists close in on power? Dagvin Anderson tells lawmakers that shrinking U.S. presence in Africa has weakened intelligence capabilities as Russia, China and terrorist groups expand influence across the continent. If they succeed, Mali would be the first country in the world to be run by a jihadist group.
- ▪Africa Could this African nation become Trump's next terror target as jihadists close in on power?
- ▪Dagvin Anderson tells lawmakers that shrinking U.S. presence in Africa has weakened intelligence capabilities as Russia, China and terrorist groups expand influence across the continent.
- ▪If they succeed, Mali would be the first country in the world to be run by a jihadist group.
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Africa Could this African nation become Trump's next terror target as jihadists close in on power? The US is reportedly weighing strikes against JNIM in Mali as the al Qaeda-linked group sends Russian soldiers retreating By Paul Tilsley Fox News Published July 24, 2026 11:00am EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video US commander warns Africa becoming ‘Putin’s purse’ amid intelligence ‘black hole’ Africa Command Gen. Dagvin Anderson tells lawmakers that shrinking U.S. presence in Africa has weakened intelligence capabilities as Russia, China and terrorist groups expand influence across the continent. NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! JOHANNESBURG: The U.S.
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