US EditionLibya: Khalifa Haftar's Son Visits Niger
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Despite a heavy context of regional tensions, General Sadam Haftar, son of Marshal Khalifa Haftar and rising figure of the eastern Libyan, began an official visit to Niamey. Welcomed by Niger's Minister of the Interior, General Mohamed Tumba, this displacement marks a strategic inflection in relations between eastern Libya and ... This article Sadam Haftar in Niamey to seal military cooperation between Libya and Niger appeared first on Diplomati…
The son of Marshal Haftar, who runs the National Liberation Army, in power in eastern Libya, was visiting Niamey on 23 May. The border area is home to rebel groups hostile to the Niger junta.
General Saddam Haftar, son of the commander of the Libyan National Army (ANL), Khalifa Haftar, was received in Niamey by Nigerian President Abdourahamane Chiani, head of the ruling military junta. This official visit was aimed at deepening security and military cooperation between the Libyan Cyrenaic and Niger, two key actors in the control of the Central Sahel.
Saddam Haftar, son of Khalifa Haftar who is believed to control eastern Libya, also met with the Prime Minister of Niger during his visit to the country.
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