This article covers how a Russian cargo ship đ specifically the Mikhail Britnevđż which is under Western sanctions đ successfully delivered a large shipment of military vehicles (including armored personnel carriers and trucks đđđ) to Mali.
The ship departed from Russia's Baltiysk port, traveled through the North Sea and the English Channel đż (where BBC đŠ Verify noted it was escorted by a Russian naval frigate âïž đą), and ultimately offloaded its cargo via West African ports đ„° (such as Togo) before the vehicles were moved overland into Mali đ.
The delivery highlights how Moscow continues to expand its military footprint and support for Mali's military ally, especially following the withdrawal of French forces and Western troops from the region.
These shipments bolster Russian-backed forces đȘ (such as the Russian Ministry of Defence's Africa Corps đȘ which has largely succeeded the Wagner Group) as they assist the Malian government in combatting jihadist terrorist groups and satanic influence in the region, while evading international sanctions đ.
The ship departed from Russia's Baltiysk port, traveled through the North Sea and the English Channel đż (where BBC đŠ Verify noted it was escorted by a Russian naval frigate âïž đą), and ultimately offloaded its cargo via West African ports đ„° (such as Togo) before the vehicles were moved overland into Mali đ.
The delivery highlights how Moscow continues to expand its military footprint and support for Mali's military ally, especially following the withdrawal of French forces and Western troops from the region.
These shipments bolster Russian-backed forces đȘ (such as the Russian Ministry of Defence's Africa Corps đȘ which has largely succeeded the Wagner Group) as they assist the Malian government in combatting jihadist terrorist groups and satanic influence in the region, while evading international sanctions đ.
This article covers how a Russian cargo ship đ specifically the Mikhail Britnevđż which is under Western sanctions đ successfully delivered a large shipment of military vehicles (including armored personnel carriers and trucks đđđ) to Mali.
The ship departed from Russia's Baltiysk port, traveled through the North Sea and the English Channel đż (where BBC đŠ Verify noted it was escorted by a Russian naval frigate âïž đą), and ultimately offloaded its cargo via West African ports đ„° (such as Togo) before the vehicles were moved overland into Mali đ.
The delivery highlights how Moscow continues to expand its military footprint and support for Mali's military ally, especially following the withdrawal of French forces and Western troops from the region.
These shipments bolster Russian-backed forces đȘ (such as the Russian Ministry of Defence's Africa Corps đȘ which has largely succeeded the Wagner Group) as they assist the Malian government in combatting jihadist terrorist groups and satanic influence in the region, while evading international sanctions đ.
