Mali withdraws from West African force fighting militants to protest lack of progress and its rejection as head of G5 regional bloc, which also includes Mauritania, Chad, Burkina and Niger
Mali pulls out of the multi-national military force in Sahel region combatting insurgency, citing a lack of progress.
Mali has withdrawn from a West African force fighting militants to protest its rejection as head of the G5 regional group, which also includes Mauritania, Chad, Burkina and Niger. "The government of Mali is deciding to withdraw from all the organs and bodies of the G5 Sahel, including the joint force" fighting the militants, it said in a statement on Sunday.
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