Talk:Operation Panther (2013)

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Merger proposal

I propose that Operation Panther be merged into Battle of Ifoghas. Those two pages are on the same topic : a joint French and Chadian operation in the North Mali called Adrar_des_Ifoghas. We should develop all the recent news in the same subject for better clarity. Densaga (talk) 02:36, 3 March 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Your wrong, the Battle of Ifoghas is a full length article that gives general information about the event, merging it to Operation Panther would just decrease the readers understanding of the event as a whole. The Battle of Ifoghas should just remain it's own article and it is a very notable event that took place during the Foreign intervention in Mali, as it costs the lives of more than 26 soldiers and 93 rebels, virtually changing the outcome of the operation. It's also the biggest casualties anyone has ever taken during the 2013 conflict. EthanKP 28 March