On June 23, Russia and Mali signed a series of agreements in Moscow aimed at deepening economic ties in areas like geological exploration, logistics, and humanitarian projects. A key component was cooperation in nuclear energy development, including a potential low-powered Russian-designed nuclear plant.
Additionally, Russia pledged support for a new gold refinery under construction in Mali, signaling Moscow’s intent to fill the void left by departing Western forces. Despite Wagner mercenaries pulling out, Russia’s African Corps remains committed to the partnership.
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