Sahel: Three killed by French troops in Mali, locals say the victims were civilians, demand justice

Posted On 10 June 2019

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Brief: MEA Risk LLC | 10 June 2019:  On 8 June, in Raz El Ma area of Timbuktu, French forces of Operation Barkhane raided a suspicious vehicle. Three people, a father and two sons, were killed.

According to a community leader, the people killed were just ordinary civilians who did not pose any threat. The community is demanding that justice be rendered and called for an international investigation to establish the facts.

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