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

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