Tuareg rebels killed in battle with Malian troops


  • World
  • Saturday, 09 Nov 2013

BAMAKO (Reuters) - Three people were killed on Friday during clashes between the MNLA Tuareg separatist group and the Malian army in the north of the country, the MNLA said in a statement, accusing the Malian army of violating a ceasefire agreement.

The MNLA said on its website that the Malian army arrested "several civilians, and executed three of them, wounding three others," near Menaka.

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