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Russia’s Africa Corps mercenaries and Mali’s army killed four civilians in the country’s north this week and left one victim’s dismembered body arranged into a swastika, according to French broadcaster RFI.

Unexploded Russian-made cluster munition bomblets, as well as damage consistent with bomblet impacts, have been found in a village in northern Mali – despite the West African country being a state party to the Convention on Cluster Munitions (CCM) which prohibits their use.

The escalating conflict in Mali is only the latest episode in the struggle for influence in the Sahel.

A coup is underway in Mali, though it has not brought down the governing junta just yet.

According to footage that has appeared online, the "African Corps" is abandoning cities captured by rebels in Mali.

The name of Rostyslav Shurma, former Deputy Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, has become widely known not only because of his government roles and business career.

The military junta in Mali, strongly supported by Russian mercenaries, is close to losing power.

Development comes as the military continues to crack down on dissent after a pro-democracy rally in May

Rescuers are still searching for victims at the illegally operated mine in the western part of the country.

Among the dozens of Wagner mercenaries presumed dead after a lethal battle with Tuareg rebels during a desert sandstorm in Mali in July were Russian war veterans who survived tours in Ukraine, Libya and Syria, according to interviews with relatives and a review of social media data.

A secret recording obtained by OCCRP shows how Safy Mokoko Sow, a well-connected middleman claiming to represent Burkinabe tobacco magnate Apollinaire Compaoré, offered money to the head of Mali’s national tobacco company to smuggle contraband cigarettes.

The bus crash took place in Mali, west Africa and has seen 31 people die and left 10 others injured after a horrifying plunge from a road bridge

Mali is a landlocked country in West Africa where locals are forced to endure year-long averages of 37C and fatal highs of 48C, which can kill if not treated with adequate rest, water, shade and electrolyte replacement