Russian forces, Niger's ruling junta put down mutiny
Niger's capital of Niamey on Sunday appeared calm with normalcy restored after a day of unrest as young soldiers staged a mutiny that threatened the ruling military junta before being repelled by loyalist forces aided by Russian troops.
Niger’s capital, Niamey, has returned to calm after a day of unrest. Young soldiers initiated a mutiny that posed a threat to the ruling military junta. Loyalist forces, supported by Russian troops, successfully repelled the mutineers.
- Niger’s capital, Niamey, is calm and showing signs of normalcy after a day of unrest.
- Young soldiers attempted a mutiny that challenged the ruling military junta.
- Loyalist forces, with assistance from Russian troops, successfully put down the mutiny.
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