Islamic Militants Expelled From Mali Regrouping

Many fled to Niger and Chad after the French-led intervention

Reason Staff | 4.17.2013 8:36 AM

Bamako - Ousted from their major northern strongholds by a French-led military intervention and all but defeated in their mountain hideouts, Mali's Islamist militants are beginning to regroup at home and abroad.

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Islamic Militants Expelled From Mali Regrouping

Many fled to Niger and Chad after the French-led intervention

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