Trump Eyes Strikes in Mali That Would Expand His War Map to 8 Countries
Executive Briefing
- Reports indicate the Trump administration is considering military action targeting JNIM, an al-Qaida-affiliated group in Mali.
- Approval would make Mali the eighth country where Trump has ordered strikes during his second term.
- JNIM has been fighting Malian forces since July to seize northern territory and establish an independent state.
- An administration official called Sahel terrorism a 'multinational problem,' urging NATO allies to support regional partners.
- No confirmation has been given on whether President Trump will ultimately authorize the strikes.
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