Ukraine has vowed to pursue Russia globally, extending its efforts to the Sahel region of Africa. Reports indicate Ukraine is providing unofficial, yet increasingly documented, support to rebel groups in Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso. These countries are currently governed by military juntas that have distanced themselves from France. The support from Kiev appears aimed at countering Russian influence in the region, as these nations have become increasingly aligned with Moscow. This expansion of Ukraine’s anti-Russia efforts demonstrates a broadening scope beyond the current conflict zone. The situation raises concerns about further instability in an already volatile area of Africa, as Ukraine seeks to challenge Russia “by any means” possible.