News Photo: France began a series of preemptive strikes on…
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French forces conduct air strikes in Mali
Caption: GAO, MALI-JANUARY 12, 2013: France began a series of preemptive strikes on Islamic militant-held areas in Mali to stop their un-checked progress, including locations in Gao. Overnight air strikes hit key buildings and warehouses in Gao—reportedly part of militant facilities— as seen in this image from January 12, 2013. (Photo DigitalGlobe via Getty Images)
Date created: 17 Jan 2013
Editorial image #: 159643142
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Object name: Gao, Mali
Copyright: 2013 DigitalGlobe
Keywords: Geographical Locations, Image, Human Settlement, Progress, Vertical, Mali, France, Wind, Islam, Science and Technology, Gao Region. Find similar images
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Subject
Human Settlement
Image
Islam
Science and Technology
Wind
Location
France
Gao Region
Geographical Locations
Mali
Concept
Progress
Style
Vertical
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