France is Officially Out of Niger As Last Troops Leaves
The last French troops deployed in Niger left the country on Friday. This farewell ended French existence in the third country in the Sahel region.
Niger News
The last French troops deployed in Niger left the country on Friday. This farewell ended French existence in the third country in the Sahel region.
Niger's military regime led by General Abdourahamane Tiani declared the withdrawal of all French troops by December 22.
Iran intends to strengthen its relations with Niger by standing against former colonial power France.
Turkiye’s Ambassador to Niamey, Özgür Çınar visited Niger’s Minister of Defence Salifou Mody at the Defence Ministry on September 22.
French President Macron announced the departure of the French ambassador and the 1,500 French troops stationed in Niger by the end of 2023.
The military junta at Niger increased tension with France, which reacted to the new government. The new government returned with an immediate response.
Following France’s decision to stop aid to Niger, the French Embassy at the capital is under attack. Nigerien people surrendered the compound.
France published a press release for Niger indicating that all kinds of aid will be suspended. The country supports the President President Mohamed Bazoum.
TUSAŞ Marketing and Communications President Bertan Kurt stated how many aerial platforms the company delivered. TUSAŞ delivered five ANKA to Tunisia.
The HÜRKUŞ Light Attack and Basic Training Aircraft exported to Niger were displayed for the first time at Turkish Aerospace (TUSAŞ) facilities.
Niger Armed Forces (FAN) has received two second-hand AB412HP helicopters carrying Italy's Guarda di Finanza colours.
According to RFI six Bayraktar TB2 arrived to Niamey airport. This is the first part of an arms contract which also provides Hürkuş aircraft.
Temel Kotil confirmed the Hürkuş sale to Niger. President Erdoğan had mentioned the sale, but TUSAŞ had not provided any information about the sale.
Niger might be the first customer of TUSAŞ even before the Turkish Armed Forces, according to the phone conversation between two presidents.