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Frankreich zieht Streitkräfte aus Niger ab

25.09.2023

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  • Des jeunes femmes nigà riennes manifestant avec un ecriteau ou est ecrit: A ba la France lors d™un rassemblement a la Place de la concertation devant le siege de l™Assemblà e nationale, le 20 août 2023 à Niamey. Ils soutiennent le Conseil national pour la sauvegarde de la partie(CNSP) menacà par une intervention militaire de la Communaute à conomique des Etats de l™Afrique de l™Ouest (Cedeao) apres leur coup d™Etat contre le president elu democratiquement, Mohamed Bazoum dà tenu en captività dans sa rà sidence à la presidence. Young Nigerien women demonstrate with a placard reading A ba la France during a rally at the Place de la Concertation in front of the National Assembly headquarters on 20 August 2023 in Niame Copyright: xSouleyxAbdoulaye AfrikimagesxAgex 1033630249st
  • Macron Announces Withdrawal Of French Troops From Mali Handout undated file photo of French and Malian troops operating in Mali. President Macron held a news conference Thursday morning at the Elysee Palace, after African and Western leaders met in Paris on Wednesday night to start fleshing out plans for how to continue fighting Islamist militants in the Sahel region once France and its European allies begin pulling troops out of Mali. France s military withdrawal from Mali will take four to six months, during which time there will be fewer operations against Islamist militants in the Sahel, Macron said on Thursday. The heart of this military operation will no longer be in Mali but in Niger, Macron told a press conference in Paris. Macron Copyright: xABACAx 798790_020 ABACAx 798790_020
  • Macron Announces Withdrawal Of French Troops From Mali Handout undated file photo of French and Malian troops operating in Mali. President Macron held a news conference Thursday morning at the Elysee Palace, after African and Western leaders met in Paris on Wednesday night to start fleshing out plans for how to continue fighting Islamist militants in the Sahel region once France and its European allies begin pulling troops out of Mali. France s military withdrawal from Mali will take four to six months, during which time there will be fewer operations against Islamist militants in the Sahel, Macron said on Thursday. The heart of this military operation will no longer be in Mali but in Niger, Macron told a press conference in Paris. Macron Copyright: xABACAx 798790_019 ABACAx 798790_019
  • Macron Announces Withdrawal Of French Troops From Mali Handout undated file photo of French and Malian troops operating in Mali. President Macron held a news conference Thursday morning at the Elysee Palace, after African and Western leaders met in Paris on Wednesday night to start fleshing out plans for how to continue fighting Islamist militants in the Sahel region once France and its European allies begin pulling troops out of Mali. France s military withdrawal from Mali will take four to six months, during which time there will be fewer operations against Islamist militants in the Sahel, Macron said on Thursday. The heart of this military operation will no longer be in Mali but in Niger, Macron told a press conference in Paris. Macron Copyright: xABACAx 798790_010 ABACAx 798790_010
  • Macron Announces Withdrawal Of French Troops From Mali Handout undated file photo of French and Malian troops operating in Mali. President Macron held a news conference Thursday morning at the Elysee Palace, after African and Western leaders met in Paris on Wednesday night to start fleshing out plans for how to continue fighting Islamist militants in the Sahel region once France and its European allies begin pulling troops out of Mali. France s military withdrawal from Mali will take four to six months, during which time there will be fewer operations against Islamist militants in the Sahel, Macron said on Thursday. The heart of this military operation will no longer be in Mali but in Niger, Macron told a press conference in Paris. Macron Copyright: xABACAx 798790_008 ABACAx 798790_008
  • A soldier pilots a C-130 Hercules cargo plane during a flight from Gao to Niamey Air Base (in Niger). AntoninxBuratx xLexPictorium LePictorium_0269989
  • Soldiers fly to Niamey Air Base (in Niger), the main gateway to the Barkhane theater, on board a C-130 Hercules cargo plane, after completing their mission in Mali. AntoninxBuratx xLexPictorium LePictorium_0269988
  • Back in Gao base, soldiers board a C-130 Hercules cargo plane to fly to Barkhane Air Base in Niamey (Niger). AntoninxBuratx xLexPictorium LePictorium_0269987
  • Nigerien demonstrators hold up a placard reading Barkane must go during a protest march against the high cost of living and the presence of the French army in Niger by the Pan-African Network for Peace, Democracy and Progress (Reppad), 18 September 2022 in Niamey. Des manifestants nigà riens brandissant une parcarteou est ecrit: Barkane doit partir lors de la marche de contestation contre la vie chere et la presence de l™armee francaise au Niger a l™initiative de Rà seau panafricain pour la paix, la dà mocratie et le progres (Reppad), le 18 Septembre 2022 a Niamey. Photo:xSouleyxAbdoulaye Afrikimages 1054_48_MDCN015
  • Nigerien demonstrators hold up anti-French placards during a protest march against the high cost of living and the presence of the French army in Niger at the initiative of the Pan-African Network for Peace, Democracy and Progress (Reppad), 18 September 2022 in Niamey. Photo:xSouleyxAbdoulaye Afrikimages 1054_48_MDCN014
  • Nigerien demonstrators hold a Russian flag next to a French flag with a skull and crossbones and a sign reading Down with France during a protest march against the high cost of living and the presence of the French army in Niger initiated by the Pan-African Network for Peace, Democracy and Progress (Reppad), 18 September 2022 in Niamey. Des manifestants nigà riens brandissant le drapeau russe à cotà d un drapeau francais où ils ont ajoutà une tete de mort avec une pancarte ou est à crit: A bas la France lors de la marche de contestation contre la vie chere et la presence de l™armee francaise au Niger a l™initiative de Rà seau panafricain pour la paix, la dà mocratie et le progres (Reppad), le 18 Septembre 2022 a Niamey. Photo:xSouleyxAbdoulaye Afrikimages 1054_48_MDCN006
  • Some demonstrators before the protest march against the high cost of living and the presence of the French army in Niger at the initiative of the Pan-African Network for Peace, Democracy and Progress (Reppad) on 18 September 2022 in Niamey. Quelques manifestants avant la marche de contestation contre la vie chere et la presence de l™armee francaise au Niger a l™initiative de Rà seau panafricain pour la paix, la dà mocratie et le progres (Reppad), le 18 Septembre 2022 a Niamey. Photo:xSouleyxAbdoulaye Afrikimages 1054_48_MDCN004