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Wagner Group Accused of Civilian Killings in Mali

25 November 2025
in Africa
Wagner Group Accused of Civilian Killings in Mali
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Thomas NaadiBBC Africa, M’berra

BBC Silhouettes of two people from Mali at M'berra refugee camp in Mauritania as the sun is low in the skyBBC

Warning: This story contains descriptions of torture and physical violence. Some readers may find it distressing.

A shopkeeper, Ahmed, from Mali recounted horrific experiences with Russian mercenaries linked to Wagner, who committed violent acts including murder and torture during counter-insurgency operations against jihadists. After being detained and tortured for information, he witnessed the beheading of two men in his presence. Following these events, he fled to a refugee camp in Mauritania, sharing his story amidst broader allegations of human rights abuses by Russian forces in Mali. The situation highlights the brutal tactics used by foreign mercenaries in the region and the dire plight of local populations caught in the conflict.

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