France can’t stay in Mali at any price, Defense Minister Parly says

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Relations between Mali and its international partners are fraying.

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French Defense Minister Florence Parly said that there are limits to the price France will pay in retaining a presence in Mali to fight terrorism in the African country.

Relations between Mali’s military government and its international partners are deteriorating after it failed to organize an election following two military coups, with French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian saying on Friday that the situation had become untenable.

Speaking to France Inter on Saturday, Parly said France would discuss the best path forward with other European allies that are also present in the country to combat terrorism by Islamic militants.

We do the work we do at the demand of a sovereign state to combat terrorism that victimizes Mali’s population. But we can’t remain in Mali whatever the price,” Parly said.

She added that France and its allies needed to determine the new conditions on their mission in Mali, which all are united in wanting to maintain.















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France has nothing to lose by leaving Mali. Its the Malian soldiers on the ground that will find themselves slaughtered by the jihadists.
 

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France has nothing to lose by leaving Mali. Its the Malian soldiers on the ground that will find themselves slaughtered by the jihadists.
You are dead Wrong. I know both France and Mali much better than you could ever know.

What is happening here is the end of the French colonial influence in Africa once and for all.

What makes you believe that you know the Mali - France issue ?? I love it when people from far away places like yourself come lecturing us about what is good for Africa and what is not.

Why don't you tell us about the deepening polarization and recent democratic decline in Indonesia while you are at it. You could at least show us your expertise about your own country.
 
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