Group Wagner Group will come out of Mali after the “mission”

The Wagner group announced that it came out of Mali after what he called “the completion of his main mission” in the Western African country.

The Russian wage group has been working there since 2021, working with the military to dispute Islamist militants.

A report on his telegram channel Wagner said he “fought terrorism near Mali people,” killing “thousands of militants and their commanders who had been terrorized for years.”

The announcement of removal occurs on the same day that Malin soldiers came out of the main base in the center of the country after he got into the second death attack in less than a week.

Mali has been fighting the militant Islamist uprising for more than ten years.

Following the allegations that the government failed to cope with this uncertainty, the servicemen took advantage of the authorities several years ago.

French troops, which were originally deployed to help the civilian government, left the country in 2022. So far, the junta, which has been overseen by Mali, has already started working with Russian mercenaries to fight the rebels.

In recent weeks, there has been a revival in jihadists’ attacks to military bases.

Last Sunday Group related to al-Qaeda said she was committed a serious attack on the city of Bulchys And the army base is there.

According to sources quoted by Reuters, more than 30 soldiers were killed.

Then on Monday, the same group – Jama’a Nusrat Ul -islam Wa Al -muslimin (JNIM) – said it was aimed at the military in the historic city of Timbuktu, and residents report lights and explosions.

The prospects also attacked the army post in the village of Mahu in the South -Eastern Sikas region, killed five.

The locals told AFP news agency that the soldiers left Boulecasey after a new attack on Thursday, led to many deaths.

The military source said the departure was “strategic” and “at the request of the hierarchy”, the news agency reports.

Increasing attacks in the Sahel region caused concern about Wagner’s efficiency in the region.

Despite the fact that the paramilitary group announced the exit of Mali, Russian troops will still play an active role in the country’s security landscape.

Fighters from the African Corps – a rival Russian wage force aimed at absorbing Wagner’s activities on the continent – will remain in Mali.

Russia has increasingly military, political and economic influence in West and Central Africa.

The statement on Friday did not say whether Wagner will leave the Central -Africian Republic, where its African -Kokwater headquarters are located.