Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the Trump administration is working to determine what level of American military forces is needed in West Africa
DAKAR, Senegal — U.S. to counter the rise of extremist violence in the region.
Pompeo said the U.S. will work with Senegal, other West African countries and France to counter the growing threat of extremist violence. Senegal’s Foreign Minister Amadou Ba confirmed that West Africa is concerned about the extremist violence that is spreading in West Africa.
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