Coverage dated September 13, 2023
US Military Resumes Drone Flights and Manned Counterterrorism Missions Out of Niger Bases Headline from Military.com
Since the July coup, the 1,100 U.S. forces deployed in the country have been confined inside their military bases.
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Military.com
US Military Resumes Drone Flights and Manned Counterterrorism Missions Out of Niger Bases ↗ (opens Military.com) Published Sep 13, 2023
Same headline from 2 more outlets Military.com's feed description Since the July coup, the 1,100 U.S. forces deployed in the country have been confined inside their military bases.
Wall Street Journal
U.S. Resumes Counterterrorism Drone Operations From Niger ↗ (opens Wall Street Journal) Published Sep 13, 2023
Wall Street Journal's feed description The missions were suspended following a military coup in July.
Al Jazeera
US military resumes drone, crewed aircraft operations in post-coup Niger ↗ (opens Al Jazeera) Published Sep 13, 2023
Al Jazeera's feed description US reaches agreement with Niger’s military leaders to restart drone, crewed aircraft missions at two airbases.
Green Field Reporter
US military resumes drone flights and manned counterterrorism missions out of Niger bases - The Daily Reporter ↗ (opens Green Field Reporter) Published Sep 13, 2023
Green Field Reporter's feed description NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. (AP) — The U.S. military has resumed flying drones and manned aircraft out of air bases in the Niger more than a month after a coup temporarily halted all those activities there, the head of U.S. Air Forces for Europe and Africa said Wednesday. Since the July coup, the 1,100 U.
Voice of America
US Military Resumes Drone, Manned Counterterrorism Missions in Niger ↗ (opens Voice of America) Published Sep 13, 2023
Voice of America's feed description Coup had halted such activities in African nation
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