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No norte do Mali, em pleno deserto do Sahel, forças ligadas ao Africa Corps — sucessor do Grupo Wagner — foram obrigadas a abandonar posições estratégicas depois de uma ofensiva coordenada envolvendo rebeldes tuaregues da Frente de Libertação do Azawad e jihadistas do JNIM, braço da al-Qaeda na região.O episódio mais simbólico aconteceu em Kidal, cidade que havia sido apresentada como uma das maiores vitórias russas na África. Em 2023, sua tomada serviu como vitrine da influência de Moscou no continente. Em 2026, a retirada russa expôs os limites desse modelo.Neste vídeo, explicamos como a Rússia entrou no Mali após a saída da França, como o Grupo Wagner se transformou no Africa Corps, por que a geografia do Sahel favorece grupos armados locais e o que essa derrota revela sobre a verdadeira capacidade militar russa fora da Ucrânia.Uma história sobre propaganda, mercenários, golpes militares, alianças improváveis e o colapso de uma promessa: a de que Moscou conseguiria estabilizar o Mali onde o Ocidente havia fracassado.Você já conhece o meu aplicativo? No HOC ACADEMY você tem acesso a cursos e aulas exclusivas, além do BUNKER DO HOC, um feed de notícias e análises em tempo real sobre as coisas mais importantes que acontecem no mundo. Clica no link e não fique de fora dessa!

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