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Coup in Niger

It's not a trend. It's been happening for 70 years.
 
Rumpel said:
News from Niger:

www.dw.com

Niger military backs call to remove President Bazoum – DW – 07/27/2023

A group of soldiers in Niger said that President Mohamed Bazoum has been removed from power. Niger's army command has publicly backed the coup and railed against foreign military intervention.
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That should about seal the fate of the President. That is unless France choses to intervene. But then that would be going back to the Cold War days when French policies in the ex colonies were much more muscular and interventionist.

I have a feeling things are fast going back to the Cold War days. It is one thing the nations having their own coups. It is also another if it is a case of Russia picking up chips in CAR, Niger, Mali, Burkina Faso etc... it then becomes the business of France, US etc
 
No more Western aid for you!

www.reuters.com

Niger loses aid as Western countries condemn coup

Niger's foreign allies so far have refused to recognize the new military government led by General Abdourahamane Tiani, previously head of the presidential guard, who officers declared head of state on Friday.
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Roadvirus said:
No more Western aid for you!

www.reuters.com

Niger loses aid as Western countries condemn coup

Niger's foreign allies so far have refused to recognize the new military government led by General Abdourahamane Tiani, previously head of the presidential guard, who officers declared head of state on Friday.
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$2billions is a lot! That should put the putchists in a fix. If the soldiers are not paid the days of the putchists are numbered
 

French Embassy in Niger Attacked as Protesters March Through Capital​


NIAMEY —
Thousands of supporters of the junta that took over Niger in a coup last week marched Sunday through the streets of the capital, Niamey, waving Russian flags, chanting the name of the Russian president and forcefully denouncing former colonial power France.
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www.voanews.com

French Embassy in Niger Attacked as Protesters March Through Capital

On Sunday at an emergency meeting in Abjua, Nigeria, the West African bloc said it was suspending relations with Niger and authorized the use of force if the president was not reinstated within a week
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Rumpel said:
German troups in nearby Mali rely on Niger for their security. This could create new problems.
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Berlin has ordered the withdrawal of all German peacekeeping troops from Mali by the end of 2023.

They are being replaced by Russia's Wagner terrorists.

www.dw.com

Germany to withdraw troops from Mali by 2024 – DW – 11/22/2022

Disputes with Mali's ruling military junta and the arrival of Russian mercenaries have cast doubt over the future of the German mission to the West African country.
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Germany suspends cooperation with Niger after coup​



Germany has said it is putting financial and development aid to Niger on hold following last week's coup. However, officials added that evacuation of German citizens or soldiers is not currently considered necessary.
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www.dw.com

Germany suspends cooperation with Niger after coup – DW – 07/31/2023

Germany has said it is putting financial and development aid to Niger on hold following last week's coup. However, officials added that evacuation of German citizens or soldiers is not currently considered necessary.
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