The military junta in Mali is facing significant challenges due to a fuel embargo imposed by the Group for the Support of Islam and Muslims (JNIM). This embargo has resulted in the destruction of hundreds of fuel tankers intended for government-controlled areas, effectively placing southern Mali under siege.
The situation has escalated throughout the year, impacting the junta"s operations and the availability of essential resources in the region. The blockade has raised concerns about the humanitarian implications for the local population, as access to fuel is critical for transportation and other vital services.
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The junta"s ability to respond to this crisis remains uncertain as it navigates the complexities of the ongoing conflict and the pressures from JNIM.
