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France says its military operation Barkhane will continue in Mali

France will pursue its military operations in Mali. (File/AFP)

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Updated 20 August 2020

Reuters

August 20, 2020 09:30

France says its military operation Barkhane will continue in Mali

“The Barkhane operation, asked for by the Mali population and authorized by the UN Security Council, continues,” Florence Parly said

Updated 20 August 2020

Reuters

August 20, 2020 09:30

PARIS: France will pursue its military operations in Mali against fighters despite the ousting of the country’s president two days ago by a coup, the French armed force minister said on Thursday.
“The Barkhane operation, asked for by the Mali population and authorized by the UN Security Council, continues,” Florence Parly said on Twitter.