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VisitU.S. to Withdraw 1,100 Troops from Niger, Leaves $100m Agadez Base
Apr 20, 2024, 02:05 AM
The United States has agreed to withdraw its military personnel from Niger, including over 1,100 troops, following a series of events that highlighted tensions and operational challenges in the region. This decision comes after the Nigerien junta, which seized power last year, expressed a desire to end military cooperation with the U.S. and instead showed an inclination towards building relations with Russia, marked by the arrival of Russian mercenaries. The U.S. military has faced significant logistical challenges, including issues with supply chains and medical support, while stationed at a $100m base built in Agadez. High-level discussions, including a meeting between U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Kurt M. Campbell and Nigerien officials, have set the stage for an organized withdrawal of American forces.
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