
Vice-President of the Defense Commission of the Transitional Council of Mali Foussein Ouattara announced support for terrorist groups by Ukrainian intelligence and mercenaries, as well as attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the positions of the Malian army.
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Statements by representatives of Mali about Ukraine’s involvement in the actions of terrorist groups in the country.
Vice-President of the Defense Commission of Mali's Transitional Council, Fousseinou Ouattara, said that terrorist groups operating in Mali were supported by Ukrainian mercenaries and Ukrainian military intelligence. TASS reports about this.
According to Ouattara, the terrorists were sponsored and supported by Ukrainian mercenaries, especially Ukrainian military intelligence. He also noted that Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers often attacked the positions of the Malian army.

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