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Niger revokes military accord with US, junta spokesperson says

  • Niger's government announced the termination of its military agreement with the United States, breaking off cooperation "with immediate effect."
  • The US had 650 personnel stationed in Niger in December, and efforts to negotiate aid restoration were unsuccessful during top envoy Molly Phee's recent visit.
  • The ongoing situation highlights the US's diminished leverage in the region, with neighboring countries like Mali and Burkina Faso turning to Russia for security support.
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Immediately, the junta in Niger seems to want to annul the deal with the U.S. that allows U.S. military and civilian personnel in the country. The deal comes after a dissatisfaction with a visit by U.S. officials earlier this week. "" This came as a shock to many, "" says SVT's Africa correspondent Johan Ripås, who is in Agadez on the ground.

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Niger's coup regime terminates military cooperation with the USA. This primarily affects the large US drone base near Agadez. more...

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The Nigerian junta, which came to power with a coup last year, on Saturday immediately terminated a military agreement with the Americans on the presence of troops in the country. The United States used its base in Niger to monitor radical Islamists throughout the Sahel region.

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Barron's broke the news in New York, United States on Saturday, March 16, 2024.
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