US Secretary of State Antony Blinken warns Russian mercenary group Wagner not to interfere in efforts aimed at restoring democracy in Mali
During a visit to Dakar, US Secretary of State Blinken also witnessed signing of contracts worth over $1 billion between four US firms and Senegal.
During a visit to Senegal on Saturday, Blinken said that the United States was "contributing to efforts with Mali and partners in support of stability" in the war-ravaged country. Furthermore, Blinken said that he agreed with Senegalese leaders on holding Mali to its pledge to transition to democracy and promised that the United States would offer benefits for such a move.
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