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French warplanes are their attacks on rebels in Mali. France's air force is now the last place that the rebels hold. A total of 30 jet fighters rebel positions in and near the northern town of Kidal. French soldiers over Kidal airport on Wednesday, but rebel Tuareg soldiers still the town, which is close to the border with Algeria. French President Francois Hollande said he was with the progress France has made so far. However, he that the fight was not yet over. He reporters: "There is still a whole part of the north that unconquered. There are terrorist groups concentrated in some areas of the country. There are still risks of terrorism."

Mr Hollande one day in Mali last week. He was warmly by large crowds in the desert town of Timbuktu. He also the capital Bamako, where he told people that the rebel fighters had big losses in France's three-week campaign. The French president also he would help Mali after the conflict is over. Mr Hollande said France would Mali with aid for buildings and roads. He also said Mali would get help to cultural and historical sites that the rebels . Hollande that French troops would Mali after the government control of all its land. Once France , a UN-backed African force will help the peace in Mali.