The Secret Reason Niger Kicked Out the US Military finally revealed...

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The relationship between the United States and Niger is complex and has changed over time. This connection includes security, economic, and political collaboration, among other things. Numerous elements have influenced their relationship throughout history, including Niger's advantageous position in West Africa, its abundance of natural resources, and the difficulties it encounters with security and governance. However, in today's video, we will be looking at something quite different; Niger’s prime minister has blamed the US for the rupture of the military pact.
We will also be looking at how the US forces withdrawal in Niger is going. But before we do that, make sure you like this video and subscribe to the New Tourist Channel so you are updated on whatever is going on Niger.
In a recent turn of events, Ali Mahaman Lamine Zeine, Niger’s prime minister, has blamed the US for a rupture in an important military pact between the two countries that allows US forces to station in the West African nation. Zeine claimed in a Washington Post interview that US authorities had failed to provide a rationale for the US forces' stay in Niger and had tried to dictate which nations Niger might support. He said that The Americans stayed on their soil, doing nothing while the terrorists killed people and burned towns.
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[@romisebienaime3470]

There is no reason for a foreign military personnel to stay in any country if they are not helping in anything and worst dictate the country's head on how to run their own country!

[@user-sr1yo4lq5f]

God bless you my brother 🙏 God bless my African brothers and sisters God bless Africa

[@thomasmartin3343]

It is time that the US learns to respect the rights of other nations and the decisions of the citizens.

[@Prez_Aya2144]

Mane I wish we had a president in Haiti. America lime Pulling strings left and right.. But 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿 To Niger

[@ethiehetherington5086]

Agree, but Niger should be aware about China, because China is a very bad news all over the world.

[@maliksy7746]

Benin 🇧🇯 must wake up and join hands with Niger 🇳🇪.
Colonialism must end in Africa.

[@HailMorhen]

Send them home let them go make them leave now

[@jakepenner4527]

Us just go home. You do nothing but try to find ways to smuggle and diamonds and other assets out of Africa, as has been confirmed by seized drones in the Congo

[@theasusas]

American forces, go home!

[@danformanek3062]

Now China and Russia can move in

[@karlvietnieks2831]

The new imperials will dictate what goes

[@user-od1hy4pv2k]

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[@OLEANYAH]

THAT'S WHY
I NEED A 500MILLION PHYSICAL BLACK SOLDIERS AFRICA MILITARY TO HELP ME/MY INVINCIBLE SPIRIT ANGELS DEFEND MY BLACK AFRICA FAMILY/ NATURAL RESOURCE!!!
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[@oralmorris-sr2ly]

Stop the blame game and resolve the matter amicably so both countries can move on

[@malandvulamachawe6323]

US forces should go back to USA ,period!

[@leftafricalongtimego9067]

We do not need the US. We have suffered enough

[@juanitoperando1627]

Wasto! Tama! Mabuhay! Mabuhay, mga bansang Africano nais magsarili at nagtatakwil sa mga walang kahihiyang Kolonyalistang France, UK, at US!!!

[@JA-ft1qk]

😂😂😂 nakakatawa ka!