Mali says army drone strike killed senior rebel commander, others
Strike reportedly targeted meeting in Tinzaouaten where Tuareg rebel factions converged this week to form a unified political and military structure
Mali government says it killed rebel commander in drone strike
Mali's government said on Sunday it had killed a senior Tuareg rebel commander and other rebels in a drone strike on a town in the north of the country. A Reuters journalist in Tinzaouaten on the border with Algeria witnessed the strike on the town,
Senior Tuareg Rebel Commander Killed in Mali Drone Strike
Mali's government announced the killing of a senior Tuareg rebel commander, Fahad Ag Almahmoud, and other rebels in a drone strike on Tinzaouaten. The town is under the control of a rebel coalition. Almahmoud,
Drone strikes by Mali's military regime kill 8 Tuareg leaders in the country's north
A rebel spokesman says drone strikes by Mali’s military regime have killed eight Tuareg rebel leaders in the north of the country
Mali Army Drone Strike Kills Several Tuareg Rebels, Ministry Says
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;
Mali's Drone Strike Takes Out Key Rebel Leader
Mali's government has announced the killing of a senior Tuareg rebel leader and others in a drone strike in Tinzaouaten, a town in the north controlled by a rebel coalition. The notorious commander, Fahad Ag Almahmoud,
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Lost Lords of the Sahara
This genetic grab bag suggests one of the riddles of the Tuareg, who have always considered themselves a people apart yet for centuries took slaves from other desert tribes and intermarried with ...
Mali town at heart of July battle hit by disease and drone strikes
Residents of Mali's northern town of Tinzaouaten, caught in the crossfire of a fierce July battle between Tuareg rebels and ...
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Mali crisis: Life in Timbuktu and Gao under siege by Islamist fighters
The UN estimates that 33,000 people have fled. Timbuktu was occupied by Tuareg rebels following an uprising by separatists in 2012, but they were quickly pushed side by al-Qaeda-linked Islamic ...