Abuja [Nigeria], February 18 (ANI/Sputnik): European forces, whose withdrawal from Mali was announced earlier yesterday, will be redeployed to regions of Niger along the border with Mali, Nigerien President Mohamed Bazoum said.
Most of the victims in this deadly attack by unidentified armed groups were internally displaced people who had already fled horrendous violence, some of them during 2020.
It is clear that the attacks on displaced people and the communities generously hosting them, were targeted and deliberate.
In addition to the unjustifiable violence meted out against civilians, shelters and granaries were also burned to the ground and cattle stolen or killed. Survivors have nothing left.
An estimated 1,400 people from these villages are now on the move, trying to escape from the violence.
UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency and our partners continue to gather information from survivors, many of whom have been left in shock and mourning. Our teams and partners are monitoring the situation and providing humanitarian aid and counselling to survivors.
that more of them for the first time since the great depression, more of them were closing than opening what does that have to do with race? nfib because actually the biggest generator and fastest grower of small businesses, guess what? hispanic women. the biggest recipient of jobs which comes from small businesses are going to be those that are disproportionately unemployed, blacks and hispanics. i prefer to focus on policy, not color coding in the white house. right. but niger, let s be honest. that s convenient for you in this case because he doesn t have any black senior staff members. and the reason you i m glad he didn t have one anymore. in particular. another piece of proof of him only having the best people around him, right? we were promised only the best. and wilbur ross, by the way, is not a latino. so you know thank god. or at least not yet. i mixed the two but the reason it s hard for you, niger-s because he doesn t have anybody in those positi