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Mali and the UN: Why peacekeepers are being told to leave

Published on: Friday 30 June 2023

Mali has told the UN that its 12,000 peacemakers need to leave, after 10 years countering Islamist militants in the country. Last year, France withdrew its forces after military leaders seized control ...

News source: https://news.yahoo.com/mali-un-why-peacekeepers-being-155558384.html

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Mali and the UN: Why peacekeepers are being told to leave