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Sahel Region Coups Make Room for Terrorist Groups - Analysts: WestAfrica

Confidence MacHarry is a Nigeria-based geopolitical security analyst. He says that the region has lost a key ally who has been serious about the fight against terrorists and extreme groups.

The coup leaders say they acted in response to what they termed Niger's worsening security situation and lack of action against jihadists.

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