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Dutch soldiers end UN stabilisation mission in Mali

cde.news desk · 1 min read
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epaselect epa07578961 Soldiers arrive at Eindhoven Air Base in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, 17 May 2019. The last Dutch operational unit is back from Mali. The 80 soldiers have contributed five months to the UN stabilization mission in the African country. EPA-EFE/ROB ENGELAAR

Soldiers arrive at Eindhoven Air Base in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, 17 May 2019. The last Dutch operational unit is back from Mali. The 80 soldiers have contributed five months to the UN stabilization mission in the African country.

EPA-EFE/ROB ENGELAAR

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