Tensions Rise in Niger as Russian Military Arrives and Protests Demand U.S. Troop Departure

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Hundreds of people in Niger's capital rallied to demand the departure of U.S. troops following the ruling junta's decision to end a military accord with the United States and welcome Russian military instructors. The protest reflects a shift in the country's strategy, with concerns raised about potential permanent Russian presence. The junta's move to revoke the U.S. military accord and embrace Russian cooperation signals a departure from previous alliances with Western powers, amid ongoing security challenges in the Sahel region.
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