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Niger coup: Nigeriens seek volunteers as junta faces invasion threat

Residents in the capital are calling for the mass recruitment of defense volunteers in the face of a growing threat by the West African regional bloc, ECOWAS, which demands the junta reinstate deposed President Mohamed Bazoum.

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Nigeriens Call for Mass Recruitment of Volunteers as the Junta Faces Possible Regional Invasion

Nigeriens are preparing for a possible invasion by countries in the region, three weeks after mutinous soldiers ousted the nation’s democratically elected president.

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First major jihadi attack since coup kills 17 and wounds dozens in Niger, fuelling Western fears

First major jihadi attack since coup kills 17 and wounds dozens in Niger, fuelling Western fears
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Insurgent attack in Niger kills at least 17 soldiers

Regional tensions are deepening as the standoff between Niger and ECOWAS shows no signs of defusing, despite signals from both sides that they are open to resolving the crisis peacefully.

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First major jihadi attack since coup kills 17 and wounds dozens in Niger, fueling Western fears

Insurgents killed 17 soldiers and wounded nearly 24 in the first major attack in half a year against the army in Niger, where Western powers fear a coup by the elite presidential guard last month is weakening a rare ally against jihadi violence in West Africa’s Sahel. Niger was one of the last democratic countries in the Sahel. France and the U.S. had about 2,500 military personnel training Niger’s military. France conducted joint operations with its former colony, but since the coup Paris and Washington have suspended military operations, giving the jihadis more breathing room.

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