Gunmen kill at least 14 Mali soldiers in attack

© Philippe Desmazes, AFP | File photo of Malian soldiers on patrol in the country’s restive north.

Unidentified gunmen overran a military camp near Timbuktu in northern Mali early on Saturday, killing at least 14 soldiers, two army officers said.

“Around 6 a.m. (0600 GMT), unidentified armed men attacked the post in Soumpi. The provisional toll is 14 dead, 17 wounded and two enemies killed. The search is still on for those missing,” one of the sources said.

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