Islamic State-linked insurgents leave Mali town as army tries to reassert control

The Straits Times — Apr 29, 15:38 PM

BAMAKO, April 29 - Malian forces are back in control of a town on the Niger border that Islamic State-linked insurgents entered this week, residents said on Wednesday, as they pushed to regain control of territory following coordinated attacks over the weekend.

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