Former Prime Minister Mali accused x post, which supports critics of the two military rulers Military news

Moussa Mara, the Prime Minister, was accused for an eight-month in 2014-2015, of “undermining the credibility of the state.”

A former Mali Prime Minister was accused of “undermining the credibility of the state” in the wake of a position of social media about his visits to political prisoners, according to a public prosecutor.

Musa Mara held the position of Prime Minister for eight months from 2014 to 2015.

“As long as it continues tonight, it is clear that the sun will appear!” He added, “We will fight by all means so that this will happen as soon as possible!”

He is still in prison with a trial scheduled for September 29. His lawyer condemned the procedures in a statement on Friday.

The arrest of Mara is the latest in the opposition campaign Military rulers are Mali In the wake of the first supportive gathering of democracy in the country since the soldiers have seized power nearly four years.

Abdulay Yarrow, a close colleague of the former Prime Minister, told the Associated Press news agency that Mara was arrested after the public prosecutor for electronic crimes ordered his detention pending a trial to express his sympathy for people for political beliefs.

His lawyer, Mountaga Tall, said to X that the former Prime Minister faces charges that include undermining state authority, inciting general turmoil, and publishing wrong information.

Tal said that the legal team Mara is competing for charges and detention.

Since the organization of two coup in 2020 and 2021, General Asmmi has been led by Joita Mali. In June, an additional five years were granted in power, despite the promises of the previous military government to return to civil rule by March 2024.

I followed the move of the army Solving political parties in May.

Mali, a non -coastal country in the semi -arid coast region in Africa on the sidelines of the southern Sahara, has been involved in political instability that was swept throughout Western Africa and Central Africa.