Mali, Burkina Faso have warned against taking military action in Niger While the French government has announced plans to evacuate its citi...
Mali, Burkina Faso have warned against taking military action in Niger
While the French government has announced plans to evacuate its citizens from Niger, the countries of Mali and Burkina Faso have emphasized their support for the soldiers who have staged a coup d'état in the country.
NAIMEY, NIGER - The military government of Mali and Burkina Faso have sent a warning message to the ECOWAS/CEDEAO group on its plan to take military action in the Republic of Niger.
The countries of Mali and Burkina Faso have declared that the use of military force to return the overthrown government like ECOWAS has dragged them is a war.
This means that they will stop any country that intends to carry out what they call a bad action against their neighbor Niger.
The lack of confidence in the series of sanctions imposed by the ECOWAS/CEDEAO group on the soldiers who made the coup in Niger has made the interim governments of Mali and Burkina Faso issue a declaration of solidarity.
The announcements made by the government-owned media emphasized the support for the people of Niger in what they called the attempt to save themselves from the colonialists because they will not apply the measures of ECOWAS on their fellow Nigeriens.
The spokesman of the government of Mali, Colonel Abdoulaye Maiga, said that they are warning against the attempt to take military action against Niger because doing so would seem like the countries of Burkina Faso and Mali have been provoked into war. And doing that is something that will make these countries leave the ECOWAS group.
Niger, a country where most of the food and all necessities are imported due to the lack of its own port, may face setbacks as a result of the decision of the ECOWAS, democracy advocate Souley Oumarou of FCR is worried about how you can protect against the poor.
This conflict between Mali and Burkina Faso and other ECOWAS countries is a matter that security experts see as a problem in the war against terrorists in the Sahel region, what Dr. Seidik Abba has a red head.
Now France, through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has announced plans to evacuate its citizens and all Europeans who need to leave Niger.
This is coming after the attack by some pro-coup demonstrators on July 26 on the embassy in Yamai during the second day of the one-week deadline given by CEDEAO to the CNSP soldiers. release the overthrow of the president of Niger Mohamed Bazoum or use military force.."