Al Qaeda-Linked Militants Call for Holy War in Mali

Fighting in north Africa changing into guerrilla war

Reason Staff | 2.12.2013 9:32 AM

Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula has called for jihad in Mali, a monitoring group said Tuesday, after four days of suicide attacks and guerrilla fighting in territory French-led forces reclaimed from Islamist rebels.

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Al Qaeda-Linked Militants Call for Holy War in Mali

Fighting in north Africa changing into guerrilla war

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