Thursday, April 5, 2012

Mali In Chaos As Rebels Consolidate Their Control Of The Northern Part Of The Country



Grave Conditions Reported As Rebels Capture Northern Mali -- CNN

(CNN) -- Separatist rebels who captured northern areas of Mali called a cease-fire starting Thursday, saying they had captured key territory and achieved their military mission.

The Azawad National Liberation Movement said the rebels had captured enough of Mali's vast Sahara region to put down their guns.

The online statement said the MNLA "decides unilaterally to proclaim an end to military operations as of Thursday, April 5 at midnight GMT."

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More News On The Crisis In Mali

Mali’s separatist rebels declare a ceasefire after failed bid to create new state -- National Post/Reuters
Mali rebels declare cease-fire after seizing north -- AP
Tuareg rebels announce end to 'military operations' in Mali -- The Telegraph
Mali Tuareg rebels say liberation push is complete -- Euronews
Mali Rebels Declare End of Military Operations in North -- Voice of America
Mali Tuareg separatist rebels end military operations -- BBC
Islamist commander cuts off vandal's hand in Timbuktu -- The Telegraph
Mali’s Crisis: Terror Stalks the Historic Treasures of Timbuktu -- Time
Christians flee from Islamists in northern Mali -- CBS/AP
Turmoil In Mali Deepens After Military Coup -- NPR
U.N. presses Malian mutineers -- UPI
US to keep pressure on Mali coup leaders -- AFP
France urges talks with Mali rebels, unity against al Qaeda -- Reuters
France Rules Out Sending Troops to Mali as Rebels Proclaim Ceasefire -- New York Times
Mali may face years of instability, says Africa analyst-- Euronews
History is stalled in Mali -- Paul J. Bonicelli, Foreign Policy

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