US blames Russia for deteriorating situation in Mali
“We hope that other African nations take note of Russia’s terrible performance in combating terrorism”The official added, “We urge the Alliance of Sahel States and Coastal West African governments to purchase U.S. equipment and services to support their war efforts against the terrorists. Terrorism in the Sahel is a multi-national problem. We urge regional partners and NATO allies to support the Alliance of Sahel States in their war against JNIM and ISIS.”President Donald Trump is reportedly considering authorizing U.S. strikes against JNIM, according to the Washington Post.
- ▪“We hope that other African nations take note of Russia’s terrible performance in combating terrorism”The official added, “We urge the Alliance of Sahel States and Coastal West African governments to purchase U.S. equipment and services to
- ▪Terrorism in the Sahel is a multi-national problem.
- ▪We urge regional partners and NATO allies to support the Alliance of Sahel States in their war against JNIM and ISIS.”President Donald Trump is reportedly considering authorizing U.S. strikes against JNIM, according to the Washington Post.
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The Trump administration blames Russia for the deteriorating security situation in Mali, as the president is reportedly considering military strikes against an al Qaeda-affiliated terrorist group known as Jama’at Nusrat al Islam wal Muslimin.The Alliance of Sahel States consists of Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger, all West African countries where military leaders have seized power in recent years from democratically elected leaders, cut ties with Western countries, and turned to Russia for security help for their terrorism problems.
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