FRANCE'S air force has launched fresh strikes in northern Mali, targeting a camp used by jihadist fighters and a weapons depot for the Islamist insurgent group Ansar Dine, officials and residents say.
Witnesses said French fighter jets struck a camp used by Islamist militants in Lere, about 150 kilometres north of Konna, a key central town that government troops recaptured with French aerial backing on Friday.
"The Lere camp, which was abandoned by the Malian army and had been used by the Islamists, was completely razed by air raids," a local official said, speaking from Mauritania where he took refuge.
Several other refugees said French air raids also struck weapons and ammunition depots used by Ansar Dine (Defenders of Faith), a group whose leaders are connected to al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM).
Security sources said Sunday's air strikes also hit targets near Douentza and Nampala.
France has said its intervention was to stop a southward advance by Islamist insurgents that threatened the capital Bamako.
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