U.S. seeks to keep troops in Niger after key ally calls their presence illegal

March 22, 20246:00 am
Author: Rachel Chason, Dan Lamothe, Michael Birnbaum

The U.S. military presence in Niger currently includes about 1,000 troops and a large drone base that are part of efforts to counter Islamic militancy in the region.

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