Sahel Monitor
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Reporting on conflicts in the Sahel and beyond. MAPS: https://t.me/sahelmonitor/314
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@sigintt recently posted a map of supposed JNIMβFLA clashes in Kidal and apparently didnβt notice that Malian forces retook the city on Oct. 6. This is further proof of the channelβs pattern of fabricated Sahel coverage and its complete lack of knowledge about the conflict.
According to @sigintt, the FLA is advancing toward a random building east of Kidal, which, as previously mentioned, is under Malian control. Not only that, but the building is located right next to the Malian ArmyβRussia Africa Corps military base.
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On October 12, 2026, IS West Africa Province attacked a Nigerian Army position in Garahak/Mojili, a town in Adamawa State. 4 militants were killed, while casualties among the Nigerian Army are unknown.
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JNIM claimed responsibility for targeting a Malian Army vehicle with an IED between SΓ©varΓ© and Konna in the Mopti region.
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The Ethiopian Army captured the towns of Adi Dairo, Adi Nebreid and Adi Hageray in the Tigray Region.
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The fighting between IS and JNIM in northern Burkina Faso has escalated to a scale far beyond earlier clashes. In 2026 alone, IS says it has killed or wounded 731 JNIM fighters, more than the 705 it reported over the previous four years combined.
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IS Sahel Province claims it killed ~400 JNIM fighters in a counterattack near Ganadouri, northern Burkina Faso, last Friday. It says commanders were among the dead and claims it seized 460+ firearms, 13 rocket launchers, a vehicle, and 100+ motorcycles, while burning 300.
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As battles between ISSP and JNIM continue, fires have erupted near Ntillit in the Gao Region, presumably as a result of the fighting.
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The Nigerian Air Force carried out an airstrike on Badu village in Borno State, controlled by IS West Africa Province. The Nigerian Army claims the strike killed over 40 militants.
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On October 12, 2026, the Ethiopian Army captured the towns of Adwa and Aksum in the Tigray Region.
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Pro-JNIM accounts are sharing an old photo, claiming it shows two ISSP commanders recently killed by JNIM.
In reality, it shows Sadou CissΓ©, ISSPβs emir in Burkina Faso, killed by a FAMa drone strike near Hourara on December 16, 2024. He defected from JNIM in 2018.
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JNIM claimed responsibility for ambushing a Malian Army convoy between Dougabougou and Markala, attacking a Dozo militia patrol in Somadougou, and targeting a joint Malian ArmyβRussian Africa Corps vehicle with an IED between Konna and Konsa.
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JNIM claims responsibility for attacking VDP positions in Bobo-Dioulasso and Namssiguia.
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Unconfirmed reports claim that Ethiopia has invaded Eritrea and captured the town of Deba-Sima.
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On October 11, 2026, the Ethiopian Army captured the towns of Fatsi and Zalambessa in the Tigray Region.
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IS Sahel Province and JNIM remain locked in intense fighting across Mali and Burkina Fasoβs Gourma region, with both sides reportedly reinforcing their forces amid unconfirmed reports of hundreds more deaths.
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The ISSP and ISWAP territories have been divided into their respective administrative regions on the Sahel map. The exact borders and regional capitals are educated estimates.
Areas not publicly known to have been assigned an administrative region include the DossoβTillabΓ©ri logistics support zone and the ISSP territories in Nigeria.
As for the recent ISSP offensive against JNIM, it will be mapped as soon as details emerge.
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RSF captured the town of Al-Kuwayk in the South Kordofan Province.
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