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Coordinated Attacks Strike Multiple Cities in Mali Including Bamako
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Defense·25.04.2026Resumen IA

Coordinated Attacks Strike Multiple Cities in Mali Including Bamako

Armed groups including Islamist militants from JNIM and Tuareg rebels from the Azawad Liberation Front launched coordinated attacks across Mali, targeting Bamako and at least three other cities. Sustained gunfire and explosions were reported near government buildings, military installations, and Bamako's main airport, forcing flight cancellations. The Malian government claims security forces are repelling attackers while Russian-backed Africa Corps mercenaries fight alongside government forces. The attacks come amid worsening insecurity in the Sahel region, which accounts for over half of global terrorism deaths.

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NPR News
Three Killed in Gunfights Between Naga and Kuki Armed Groups in Manipur's Ukhrul District
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Crime·25.04.2026Resumen IA

Three Killed in Gunfights Between Naga and Kuki Armed Groups in Manipur's Ukhrul District

Three persons — one Tangkhul Naga and two Kuki-Zo — were killed and at least five others injured in two separate gunfights between rival Naga and Kuki armed groups in Manipur's Ukhrul district on Friday. A 29-year-old Tangkhul Naga, Horshokmi Jamang, was killed in an ambush near Sinakeithei village. Two Kuki-Zo village volunteers died defending Mullam village, where 17 houses were burnt. Separately, NSCN (Aleng Group) claimed to have killed five Myanmar-based KNA-B cadres, though this remains unconfirmed.

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Times of India
Myanmar Military Invites Ethnic Armed Groups to Peace Talks by July 31 Deadline
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Política·21.04.2026Resumen IA

Myanmar Military Invites Ethnic Armed Groups to Peace Talks by July 31 Deadline

Myanmar military leader Min Aung Hlaing has invited ethnic armed groups including the Karen National Union, Chin National Front, and All Burma Students' Democratic Front to participate in peace discussions by a July 31 deadline. The groups, originally signatories of the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement, have rejected the proposal. KNU spokesperson Saw Taw Nee stated his group withdrew from the NCA after the 2021 coup and has no plans to return to negotiations. CNF spokesman Salai Htet Ni said his organization seeks a federal democratic system free of military influence.

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