US EditionNigeria: DHQ Dismisses Reports of Niger's MNJTF Withdrawal
- The Defence Headquarters dismissed reports of Niger Republic's withdrawal from the Multinational Joint Task Force, stating that such a move would have serious security implications.
- Markus Kangye emphasized the critical role of the Multinational Joint Task Force in regional security, highlighting that a withdrawal would weaken the strength of the contingent from Niger Republic.
- Concerns were raised that the exit of Niger Republic might lead to a resurgence of terrorist assaults, according to security experts monitoring the situation.
- Speculations about withdrawal arose after Niger Republic's exit from ECOWAS, which insists on reinstating ousted President Mohamed Bazoum.
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