Niger's president vows democracy will prevail after mutinous soldiers detain him and declare a coup

NIAMEY, Niger (AP) — Niger's president defiantly declared Thursday that democracy would prevail, a day after mutinous soldiers detained him and announced they…

Related Keywords

United States ,Gabon ,France ,Niger ,Benin ,Central African Republic ,Russia ,Moscow ,Moskva ,Mali ,Paris ,France General ,Ghana ,Burkina Faso ,Kremlin ,New York ,New Zealand ,Mozambique ,Washington ,Niamey ,Italy ,Chad ,French ,Russian ,Italian ,Nigerien ,American ,Nigeriens ,Hassoumi Massoudou ,Edith Lederer ,Alexander Thurston ,Antony Blinken ,Mohamed Bazoum ,Rebecca Santana ,Sergey Lavrov ,Vedant Patel ,Tracy Brown ,Stephane Dujarric ,Yevgeny Prigozhin ,Antonio Guterres ,Moussa Salaou Barmou ,Angela Charlton ,Vladimir Isachenkov ,Flavien Baumgartner ,Un Security Council ,Associated Press ,Economic Community Of West African States ,French Foreign Ministry ,Wagner Group ,University Of Cincinnati ,United Nations ,Us State Department ,West African ,Islamic State ,Minister Hassoumi Massoudou ,General Antonio Guterres ,Economic Community ,West African States ,Benin President Patrice Talon ,State Department ,State Antony Blinken ,Marat Gabidullin ,National Council ,Minister Sergey Lavrov ,John Leicester ,