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  1. Sahel geopolitical shift: France loses influence to Russia

The junta in Niger, led by Assimi Goïta, is facing blockades in the capital of Bamako and is navigating the geopolitical fallout of pivoting to Russian security assistance amid strained ties with France.

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The junta in Niger, led by Assimi Goïta, is facing blockades in the capital of Bamako and is navigating the geopolitical fallout of pivoting to Russian security assistance amid strained ties with France.

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  1. Assimi Goïta chaired the Council of Ministers in Niger on October 23, 2026.Sub-event
  2. Algeria is reassessing its broader approach to the Sahel, including seeking to contain strained ties with Niamey and diplomatic efforts regarding the junta in Niger.Sub-event
  3. Vital supplies are being delivered to Bamako via fuel tankers.1 source
  4. The junta in Niger, led by Assimi Goïta, is facing blockades in the capital of Bamako and is navigating the geopolitical fallout of pivoting to Russian security assistance amid strained ties with France.1 source

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