Junta

**Niger’s Security Crisis:** US Troops Face Uncertain Future After Junta Move

by

DAKAR, Senegal – In a recent turn of events, American officials are engaged in discussions to negotiate the possibility of maintaining a security presence in Niger, where the presence of U.S. troops has been deemed ‘illegal’ by the military junta. The United States has considered Niger its closest regional ally, with about 1,000 troops and a large drone base located in the country’s north at Agadez to combat Islamist militancy in the region. The junta …

Read more

US Military Base Agreement Revoked by Niger Junta – American Presence Questioned

by

Niamey, Niger – The ruling military junta in Niger has made the decision to immediately revoke a military accord allowing US military personnel and civilian staff on its soil. The presence of American troops in Niger has been a point of contention, with the junta accusing the US of violating the country’s sovereignty by unilaterally imposing their presence since 2012. The US military has maintained a presence in Niger, with around 1,100 troops stationed in …

Read more

Enforces: Myanmar Junta Implements Mandatory Military Service for Young People – Find Out More!

by

In Yangon, Myanmar, the military junta has made it mandatory for young people to enlist in the military. This move has sparked controversy and resistance from citizens who oppose the ruling regime. The enforcement of this conscription law comes as Myanmar continues to experience ongoing clashes and unrest. The military government’s decision to enforce compulsory military service has been met with criticism and skepticism from both within the country and the international community. The junta’s …

Read more