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Niamey has expelled 15 European military personnel who recently returned to the capital, despite the termination of agreements binding Niger to the European mission. In a statement from the Minister of Interior and Territorial Administration, the 15 soldiers, members of the EUCAP SAHEL mission, have been given 72 hours to leave.

The decision to expel the military personnel comes after their return to Niamey, disregarding the termination of agreements between Niger and the European mission. The Ministry of Interior emphasizes the urgency of the situation by providing a strict 72-hour deadline for their departure.

EUCAP SAHEL, a European Union civilian mission, aims to provide support and assistance to security-related institutions in the Sahel region. The expulsion indicates a clear stance by the Nigerien government on upholding the sovereignty of its decisions and agreements.

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