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Mali's Russia-backed junta says it's in control — but attacks tell a different story | DW News
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0:59Now PlayingMali's president, Assimi Goita, has met with Russia's ambassador in his first public appearance since the country's defense minister was killed in weekend attacks on several cities. Reports say jihadis and Tuareg separatists were advancing in northern Mali on April 28, three days after launching joint attacks against the ruling junta. The government's Russian allies described the situation as "difficult," while Mali's military leaders insisted it was under control.
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