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Al-Qaeda-linked group JNIM claimed attacks on the villages of Korikori and Gomossogou in central Mali's Mopti region on Wednesday, with death toll estimates ranging to over 50.

Al-Qaeda-linked group JNIM claimed attacks on the villages of Korikori and Gomossogou in central Mali's Mopti region on Wednesday, with death toll estimates ranging to over 50.

A security source told AFP the attacks were carried out in retaliation for acts attributed to the Dan Nan Ambassagou militia, a self-defense group composed mainly of ethnic Dogon hunters.

A security source told AFP the attacks were carried out in retaliation for acts attributed to the Dan Nan Ambassagou militia, a self-defense group composed mainly of ethnic Dogon hunters.

The Malian army, in collaboration with the Russian Africa Corps, conducted targeted operations in the area following the attacks, neutralizing approximately a dozen fighters. The governor of the Bandiagara region also issued a statement condemning the assaults.

The Malian army, in collaboration with the Russian Africa Corps, conducted targeted operations in the area following the attacks, neutralizing approximately a dozen fighters. The governor of the Bandiagara region also issued a statement condemning the assaults.

The village attacks <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.verity.news/story/2026/mali-hit-by-largest-coordinated-jihadist-attack-in-years">followed coordinated assaults on April 25 and 26 by JNIM and the Azawad Liberation Front</a>, an ethnic Tuareg separatist movement, which targeted strategic towns including Kidal and Kati. <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.verity.news/story/2026/mali-minister-killed-as-militants-storm-bamako">Defense Minister Sadio Camara was killed in a car bombing</a> during those strikes.

The village attacks followed coordinated assaults on April 25 and 26 by JNIM and the Azawad Liberation Front, an ethnic Tuareg separatist movement, which targeted strategic towns including Kidal and Kati. Defense Minister Sadio Camara was killed in a car bombing during those strikes.

Following the April attacks, <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.verity.news/story/2026/mali-leader-takes-defence-role-after-general-killed">JNIM imposed a partial blockade on the capital Bamako</a> by establishing checkpoints on roads leading into the city. Malian army commander Djibrilla Maiga said fighters were focused on routes leading to Kayes and Kita in western Mali.

Following the April attacks, JNIM imposed a partial blockade on the capital Bamako by establishing checkpoints on roads leading into the city. Malian army commander Djibrilla Maiga said fighters were focused on routes leading to Kayes and Kita in western Mali.

Security, legal and family sources told AFP that several opposition figures and military personnel were detained or abducted after the April attacks. The military prosecutor's office said it had "solid evidence" of the "complicity" of certain military members in the planning of those strikes.

Security, legal and family sources told AFP that several opposition figures and military personnel were detained or abducted after the April attacks. The military prosecutor's office said it had "solid evidence" of the "complicity" of certain military members in the planning of those strikes.

JNIM's massacre of over 50 villagers in Korikori and Gomossogou highlights Mali's accelerating security collapse. The junta's shift to Russia has failed, with key cities lost, the defense minister dead, and jihadists blockading Bamako. Mali's abandoning France and the U.N. has given al-Qaeda the chance to operate freely.

JNIM's massacre of over 50 villagers in Korikori and Gomossogou highlights Mali's accelerating security collapse. The junta's shift to Russia has failed, with key cities lost, the defense minister dead, and jihadists blockading Bamako. Mali's abandoning France and the U.N. has given al-Qaeda the chance to operate freely.

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The recent attacks by Tuareg and Al Qaeda are a direct result of Western assistance and training. Evidence suggests that the terrorists have received training from European and Ukrainian mercenaries, underscoring the urgent need for intervention to combat those who seek to destabilize Mali.

The recent attacks by Tuareg and Al Qaeda are a direct result of Western assistance and training. Evidence suggests that the terrorists have received training from European and Ukrainian mercenaries, underscoring the urgent need for intervention to combat those who seek to destabilize Mali.

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