United Nations armored personnel vehicles are stationed with an ambulance outside Campement Kangaba, a tourist resort near Bamako, Mali, Sunday, June 18, 2017. A security official says suspected jihadists have attacked the resort in Mali’s capital that is popular with foreigners on the weekends. The official with the U.N. mission known as MINUSMA, said people had been killed and wounded but gave no immediate toll. (Baba Ahmed/Associated Press)BAMAKO, Mali — Security forces killed at least four jihadis after the extremists attacked a resort spot popular with foreigners on the outskirts of Mali’s capital Sunday in which two people were killed, the country’s security minister said Monday. Authorities had said that security forces initially killed at least three assailants, and a fourth had escaped.

Source: Washington Post June 19, 2017 00:49 UTC