🚨 BREAKING: Islamists Launch WAR In Mali - Multiple Cities Collapse

Islamist jihadists (JNIM, formerly Al-Qaeda) and Tuareg separatists (FLA), despite their ideological differences (Islamist vs. secular nationalist), have formed an alliance to launch coordinated attacks across Mali. This joint effort has enabled them to overwhelm Malian government forces and capture significant territory.

The host explicitly states, 'The Janim jihadis are working with the separatists. Both groups launched coordinated attacks in multiple cities and regions.'

The host argues that the withdrawal of French military forces from Mali, which occurred after years of their presence, directly led to increased instability. While the French presence was not perfect, it provided a level of support that prevented large-scale jihadi takeovers.

The host states, 'The moment the French were kicked out over the last few years, the Russians have not been very good, let's just say at preventing the jihadis from rising up.' and 'When the French military were there... things were relatively stable.'

The Russian mercenary group, now rebranded as Africa Corps (formerly Wagner), which replaced the French, has been largely ineffective in its stated mission to stop the jihadists. Their incompetence is attributed to a diversion of resources to the conflict in Ukraine and a lack of centralized leadership following internal issues within the Wagner Group.

The host asserts, 'The Africa Corps, the Russian mercenaries, is to stop the jihadis. And they have failed because most of the resources are going towards Ukraine for the Russians.' and 'The Vagna group or as now we call them the Africa CPS were supposed to be protecting these territories. They are so incompetent at this point because they don't have the resources.'

The coordinated attacks have resulted in the rapid collapse of several strategic locations. Islamist forces captured the Balobo army camp in Se, while separatists took control of the governor's building in Kadal. The capital, Bamako, and nearby Kati also experienced significant clashes and incursions, demonstrating the insurgents' widespread reach.

Reports confirm 'A military base has now been captured by Janim the Islamists' in Se and 'Janim have now taken control of one of the army camps' (Balobo). Additionally, 'the FLA that they have taken control of Kadal, the governor building in Kadal.'

The conflict in Mali is presented as a local manifestation of a broader global resurgence of the Islamic jihadi movement. The host warns that if these groups strengthen in West Africa and other regions, they will pose a threat to developed nations worldwide.

The host states, 'there is a resurgence from the global Islamic movement, the jihad movement all around the world. If they could strengthen themselves in these parts and in the Middle East, North Africa, then they're going to come everywhere else.'