Algeria sends the army to Niger to prevent the attack of France and ECOWAS

Algeria breaks its silence politically and militarily in order to defend its brothers in Niger.

After France's attempt to launch a military attack and Algeria's response to it, in addition to the recent decision of the ECOWAS leaders to intervene militarily in order to save President Mohamed Bazoum.

He is currently being held in the grip of the military council in Niger. The Minister of Foreign Affairs and the National Community Abroad, Ahmed Ataf Ali, confirmed that the repercussions of the military coup crisis in Niger go far beyond the borders of this neighboring country.

Therefore, Algeria will not stand idly by in front of these abuses, just as Algeria will not allow any external party to interfere or attack its neighbors.

Referring to the political move from his country to end this current crisis, where the Secretary-General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the National Community Abroad, Lunas Mokarman, is currently in Niger.

Under the directives of the President of the Republic, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, within the framework of Algeria's relentless and continuous efforts to contribute to finding a political solution to the crisis in Niger.

Based on the demands of senior officials and personalities in Niger, Algeria is preparing to send military units across the border to establish a base with our brothers in Niger.

In order to counter any attempt to interfere or prejudice the internal affairs of Niger