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As US troops leave Niger base, Germany says it would also end its operation in Niamey

As US troops leave Niger base, Germany says it would also end its operation in Niamey

  • The US had around 650 soldiers in Niger as part of anti-jihadist missions in several Sahel nations of West Africa
  • Niger’s military leaders scrapped a military cooperation deal with the US in March, after seizing power in a July 2023 coup
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