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Niger's Army Seizes Arsenal After Quelling Mutiny

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Niger's army seizes arsenal after quelling mutiny

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An attempt to mutiny targeted the Niamey Presidency and airport on the night of 28-29 August. Failed, thanks in particular to the Russians of the African Corps, it raises the question of the fragility of the Tiani regime. Our video decryption.

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🇳🇪 In Niger, following the army mutiny, an officer denounced an alleged international conspiracy on Tuesday, accusing several countries, including Chad. N'Djamena has not officially reacted, but Mahamat Idriss Déby responded indirectly on Facebook.

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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Niger's army seizes arsenal after quelling mutiny

·Beijing, China
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A Nigerian officer accused France and Chad, among other things, of being involved in the mutiny that took place in Niamey on 28 and 29 August. A story of which journalist Boubacar Sanso Barry, from Guinean media, Le Djely, highlights the many inconsistencies.

In the long historical series of successful and failed coups in Niger (about ten since independence), we must add this one... The article "Short Circuit in Niger: The Rift in the Army, the Russian Problem, and the Italian Dilemma" comes from Il Riformista.

·Rome, Italy
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Xinhua broke the news in Beijing, China on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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