Gunfire rocks Bamako: 'Too soon to tell' if junta will fall
What to know about Gunfire rocks Bamako: 'Too soon to tell' if junta will fall
Mali's army said Saturday that it was fighting "terrorist groups" that had attacked army barracks in the capital Bamako and other areas in the African nation.
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What happened
Mali's army said Saturday that it was fighting "terrorist groups" that had attacked army barracks in the capital Bamako and other areas in the African nation.
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Common ground
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Follow-up questions
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