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US transfers last military base in Niger to junta

The Associated Press — August 6, 2024, 03:00 AM UTC

Summary: The U.S. has transferred its last military base in Niger, Airbase 201, to local authorities, following the withdrawal of troops from Airbase 101 earlier this month. Approximately 20 American soldiers remain in Niger for administrative tasks. This move follows Niger's junta ending a military agreement with the U.S. in March, amid a shift towards Russian security support. The U.S. aims to complete troop withdrawal by September 15.

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