Drone Dispute: Algeria and Mali's Conflicting Accounts
Algeria and Mali are in disagreement over an unmanned aircraft incident in their shared desert border region. Algeria claims it shot down an armed drone violating its airspace, while Mali asserts the drone was on a routine mission and crashed due to technical issues.

Algeria and Mali have provided conflicting narratives regarding a recent unmanned aircraft incident along their desert border, intensifying regional tensions.
The Algerian Defence Ministry has announced that its army shot down an 'armed surveillance drone' that encroached upon its airspace near Tin Zaouatine.
Conversely, Mali's army has clarified that the drone belonged to them and crashed due to technical failures during a routine surveillance flight, promising a thorough investigation into the matter.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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