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Mali War: Armed conflict
The Mali War is an ongoing armed conflict that started in January 2012 between the northern and southern parts of Mali in Africa. On 16 January 2012, several insurgent groups began fighting a campaign against the Malian government for independence or greater autonomy for northern Mali, which they called Azawad. Mali WarChapter 1: Story of Mali War Chapter 2: Tuareg rebellion (2012)Chapter 3: Course of the conflict3.1 February3.2 March: until the coup d'etat3.3 Coup d'etat3.4 Renewed offensives3.5 Capture of Timbuktu and Douentza3.6 Declaration of independence and escalating tensionsChapter 4: Human rights situation4.1 Ethnic tensionsChapter 5: ReactionsChapter 6: Islamist–nationalist conflict 6.1 Battle of Gao and aftermath6.2 Takeover of Douentza and Menaka6.3 Foreign intervention (January 2013)6.4 MNLA realigns with the Malian Government6.5 Battle of Konna and French intervention6.6 In Amenas hostage crisis6.7 Malian northward advance6.8 Guerrilla phase6.9 U.N. Peacekeeping ForceChapter 7 End of ceasefire and renewal of conflict7.1 CasualtiesChapter 8: Human rights concerns8.1 Claims against separatists and Islamists8.2 Claims against Islamists8.3 Claims against the Malian Army and loyalists8.4 In popular culture8.5 : CeasefireChapter 9: Battle of Konna9.1 Forces in presence9.2 The battle9.3 Jihadist coalition advances in Sevare and Mopti and Operation Serval9.4 Recapturing the Konna from the terroristsChapter 10 : Aftermath and casualties10.1 ExecutionsChapter 11: Battle of Ifoghas11.1 The campaign