"Niger Orders U.S. Troops Out Amid Growing Tensions in West Africa"
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The U.S. is exploring alternative options in West Africa for hosting American troops and supporting counter-terrorism efforts after Niger ordered them to leave following a military coup last year. The military junta in Niger revoked a military cooperation agreement with the U.S., impacting counter-terrorism operations in the region. The U.S. is now engaging in diplomatic channels to address the situation and is assessing all options while considering potential cooperation with other West African countries.
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