A protester holds a flag of Mali during a demonstration to support Mali on Obelisk Plazza in Dakar, on January 28, 2022. SEYLLOU / AFPMali on Monday said it was expelling the French ambassador in the light of “hostile” comments, a move likely to ratchet up tensions with its former colonial ruler and ally following a military coup.
The French foreign ministry issued a brief statement saying it “takes note” of the announcement and expressed “solidarity with its European partners” — its allies in the anti-jihadist mission.Relations between the two countries began to fray after the army seized power in Bamako in August 2020, and worsened after the junta staged a second coup in May 2021.
Monday’s statement in Bamako said remarks had been made that were “hostile and outrageous”, and had been uttered “despite repeated protests” by Mali. The following May, the junta pushed out a civilian-led government appointed to oversee a transition period and named strongman Colonel Assimi Goita as interim president.
Russian “advisors” in the Central African Republic have been accused of carrying out abuses of civilians.The sanctions followed a junta proposal to stay in power for up to five years before staging Its goal is to halve the contingent by the summer of 2023, but central to the plan is a French-led European force called Takuba that would shoulder some of the strain.
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Well about the remittance France will not leave quietly
This is getting interesting.
Wrong move