マリのガオ周辺で、フランス軍隊は反政府抵抗軍を攻撃
El Ejército francés combate a los islamistas en los alrededores de Gao
Varios grupos de islamistas permanecen escondidos en los alrededores de la ciudad
Muchas carreteras están minadas, lo que ralentiza el avance de las tropas francomalienses
Gao, la ciudad que resistió la 'sharia'
José Naranjo Bamako 6 FEB 2013 - 11:43 CET
French Army combat Islamists around Gao
Several Islamist groups remain hidden around the city
Many roads are mined, slowing the advance of the troops francomalienses
Gao, the city that resisted sharia
Jose Naranjo Bamako 6 FEB 2013 - 11:43 CET
Groups "waste" of Islamist terrorists remain hidden Muyao around Gao and from there they are holding some sporadic attacks on the city. On Tuesday fired two shells that caused no damage, the first fell in Cité Perdu, 50 meters of a house, and the second near the airport and a military base. In recent days, French and Malian soldiers trying to track down these groups in the surrounding villages and there has been some exchange of gunfire. At least eight suspected terrorists have been arrested and transferred to Sévaré.
The arrival of the troops supposed francomalienses Gao's escape most Muyao Islamists who occupied since last April. However, some could not or would not chose to escape and take refuge in surrounding villages. "Many came on foot from the city for fear of using the car, as the French aviation was bombing from the air," said a resident in the city. These terrorists are responsible for the attacks isolated the town that is suffering.
Another of the problems they are facing French and Malian troops in their advance is the presence of mines on the roads. Last week we broke the passage of a Malian military convoy in Gossi, between the towns of Gao and Douentza, and a few days ago detonated a second between Gao and Kidal killing four Malian military. The French soldiers are trying to de-mine the area, but that slows movement and is taking longer than anticipated reopening of the long-awaited road to allow the return of displaced persons.
Meanwhile, French soldiers and some 2,000 Chadian soldiers patrol the streets of Kidal and the last of the three great cities of the north to be recovered from the hands of the jihadists. There has also confirmed the presence of the rebel National Liberation Movement Azawad (MNLA), who are lending their assistance to the galas and African troops in pursuit of suspected terrorists. A few days ago, the MNLA announced the arrest of two members of Ansar Dine and Muyao and made available to the French Army.
Further north, between Tesalit and Iforas massif, near the Algerian border, Air Force bombing continues to try to destroy the weapons storage sites of the jihadi groups. As reported by Paris, these attacks have targeted on at least 25 different places, causing major losses to the radicals.
It is believed that in this area there are seven French hostages who are still in the hands of AQIM and Muyao. Several neighbors say they saw Timbuktu Abu Zeid, one of the leaders of the North African branch of Al Qaeda from northbound shortly before the recovery of this city. According to these testimonies, was carrying a group of Western blindfolded.
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