Thousands Rally to Back Niger Authorities After Thwarted Mutiny
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Thousands rally to back Niger authorities after thwarted mutiny
The rally in Niamey comes days after loyal supporters of the military government put down the attempted uprising with the help of Russian partners, but not before the capital was rocked by intense fighting across several highly sensitive sites
Following the violent mutiny that shook the Nigerien army, an officer alluded to an international conspiracy on Tuesday, September 1st. On national television, this captain leveled accusations against several countries, including Chad. There has been no official reaction from N'Djamena, but President Mahamat Idriss Déby indirectly responded in a Facebook post.
In a testimony broadcast on national television, a Nigerian captain claimed that Chad had actively supported the mutiny of 28 and 29 August. In N的Djamena, the authorities categorically denied and questioned the reasons for the accusations.
After the violent mutiny that shook the Niger army, an officer spoke of an international plot on Tuesday, 1 September. On national television, this captain laid charges against several countries, including Chad. How to explain this challenge? Hoinatha Remadji, Senior Researcher in charge of Central Africa and Lake Chad Basin at the Institute for Security Studies, is the guest of Africa Midi.
Niamey, Niger (AP) – Dozens of soldiers were killed or arrested after a group of young soldiers attempted rebellion in the capital of Niger, which was considered a serious threat to the country's ruling junta, according to State television and analysts, which was the culmination of almost 24 hours of unrest that appeared to have been organized by young soldiers, disgruntled by the increase in violence by the . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .…
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