Mali, Drone and Tuareg
Mali Army Drone Strike Kills Several Tuareg Rebels, Ministry Says
BAMAKO (Reuters) - An army drone strike in northern Mali killed several Tuareg rebels on Sunday morning, Chodi Ag, a mission manager at the communications ministry, and a Reuters witness said. (Reporting by Abdollah Ag Mohamed; Writing by Sofia Christensen; Editing by Bernadette Baum)
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