US EditionUS to Withdraw Military Personnel From Niger, Source Says
- The United States plans to withdraw its troops from Niger after an agreement between Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell and Niger's leadership.
- Over 1,000 U.S. troops were present in Niger, operating from two bases, including the costly drone base Air Base 201 near Agadez.
- Air Base 201 has been targeting Islamic State militants and an al Qaeda affiliate in the Sahel region since 2018.
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The withdrawal will accelerate emergency plans to relocate the US strategy, the Al-Qaeda terrorist network and the Islamic State (IS) terrorist militia where they are strongest. The military junta is turning to Russia. According to media reports, the US government has agreed to withdraw around 1,000 military personnel from Niger in the coming months. "The loss of the base in Niger makes it difficult for the Pentagon to achieve the US security go…
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U.S. to withdraw troops from Niger | WND | by Around the Web
(DW) – The U.S. has agreed to withdraw its troops from Niger, officials said. Washington has more than 1,000 troops in the West African nation and also operates a major drone base there. U.S. officials told AFP news agency on condition of anonymity that a call to remove troops by the leader of Niger's military…
US troops withdraw from Niger, West Africa, after US officials mentioned the search for a new military agreement. According to a State Department official confirmed to CBS News on Friday, Undersecretary of State Kurt Campbell and Nigerian Prime Minister Ali Lamine Zeine "committed today to start talks in Niamey to begin planning an orderly and responsible withdrawal of the US troops from Niger." US officials did not give a timetable or dates for…
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