Algeria blocks flights from Mali after drone row
- Algeria has closed its airspace to all flights from Mali amid a diplomatic dispute over a drone incident near their border, as announced by Algeria's Defense Ministry.
- Mali and its allies, Burkina Faso and Niger, recalled their ambassadors from Algeria, stating the drone was conducting an operation in Malian territory.
- Algeria's Foreign Ministry stated that radar data confirmed the drone had entered Algerian airspace, leading to its interception.
- In response, Algeria recalled its ambassadors from Mali and Niger and delayed the accreditation of a new envoy to Burkina Faso, citing reciprocity.
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Algeria Shuts Down Airspace and Recalls Envoys Amid Mali Drone Row
Algeria has closed its airspace to flights to and from Mali and recalled its ambassadors from Mali and Niger, in response to what it calls "serious and unfounded allegations" that it shot down a Malian drone.
Algeria shuts down airspace and recalls envoys amid Mali drone row
Algeria has closed its airspace to flights to and from Mali and recalled its ambassadors from Mali and Niger, in response to what it calls "serious and unfounded allegations" that it shot down a Malian drone.
Airspace closures heighten Algeria-Mali tensions amid drone row
Algeria on Monday recalled its ambassador to Mali and closed its airspace to Malian planes amid a diplomatic row over the alleged shooting down of a drone that has heightened tensions between the neighbours. In response, Mali also closed its airspace to planes going to or from Algeria. "Due to repeated violations of our airspace by the Malian state, the Algerian government has decided to close air navigation coming from or heading to the Malian …
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