Islamist group Ansar Dine claims multiple attacks in Mali


  • World
  • Monday, 06 Jul 2015

NOUAKCHOTT (Reuters) - The Malian Islamist rebel group Ansar Dine claimed it carried out a series of attacks against U.N. peacekeepers and Malian army targets in the country's capital, Bamako, and border areas near Ivory Coast and Mauritania.

Fighters from Ansar Dine allied with other Islamist fighters helped seize Mali's desert north after a Tuareg uprising in 2012 but were ousted by a French-led military operation a year later.

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