Niger has given Mali and Burkina Faso troops the opportunity to enter the country if they are attacked The Republic of Niger has given perm...

 Niger has given Mali and Burkina Faso troops the opportunity to enter the country if they are attacked

The Republic of Niger has given permission to the soldiers of Mali and Burkina Faso to enter its country in the event of an attack, in a joint statement issued by the countries on Thursday.

WASHINGTON, D.C. - This is a sign that the military government of Niger plans to continue resisting the pressure that the region is facing and refusing to step down and restore power to the deposed President Mohamed Bazoum.

The West African ECOWAS group is trying to negotiate with the Presidents who couped but has warned that it is ready to send troops to Niger to restore the country's governance if diplomatic efforts fail.

Anything that escalates can worsen the situation in the region that is suffering from violence as Niger's neighbors under the leadership of the military government of Mali and Burkina Faso have said that they will support Niger in any way. conflict with the ECOWAS group.

Last Thursday, the foreign ministers of the three allies said they met in Yamai, the capital of the Republic of Niger, where they discussed improving cooperation in the field of security and other issues.

The statement said, the ministers welcomed the signing on Thursday by the head of the military government of Niger, General Abdourahamane Tiani, who signed two orders to "give the security and defense forces of Burkina Faso and Mali permission to intervene in the Niger region if attack."

The ministers of Burkina Faso and Mali have reiterated their rejection of the use of force and weapons against the people of Niger, which will be considered as a declaration of war.