Russia’s evolving security role in Mali and the Sahel region
The recent coordinated attacks by armed groups in Mali have cast a spotlight on the shifting dynamics of external security partnerships in the Sahel. As the Malian government faces intensified pressure from insurgent forces, the role of Russian security contingents—particularly those associated with the Africa Corps—has come under intense scrutiny.
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