France in Talks with Niger Officials over Troops Exit
News - Middle East: France has started talks with Nigerien officials over the withdrawal of "illegal" French troops from the country.
The Le Monde newspaper reported on Tuesday that exchanges were taking place with the Nigerien military who ousted president Mohamed Bazoum to withdraw certain French military units from the Sahelian country.
These talks took place a month after the denunciation of the military cooperation agreements between Paris and Niamey by the ruling junta amid mass rallies taking place with protesters calling for the French forces to leave.
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