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Niger's president vows democracy will prevail after mutinous soldiers detain him and declare a coup - Vimarsana News

Niger's president vows democracy will prevail after mutinous soldiers detain him and declare a coup

NIAMEY, Niger (AP) — Niger's president defiantly declared Thursday that democracy would prevail, a day after mutinous soldiers detained him and announced they…

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Niger coup: Detained President Mohamed Bazoum vows democracy will prevail, Wagner hand seen - Vimarsana News

Niger coup: Detained President Mohamed Bazoum vows democracy will prevail, Wagner hand seen

Wagner’s head Yevgeny Prigozhin has weighed in, describing the coup in the African nation as part of Niger’s fight against the ‘colonisers’.

Niger's president vows democracy will prevail after mutinous soldiers detain him and declare a coup - Vimarsana News

Niger's president vows democracy will prevail after mutinous soldiers detain him and declare a coup

It remained unclear Thursday who was in control of the country and which side the majority might support.

Niger's leaders defiant as coup unfolds - Vimarsana News

Niger's leaders defiant as coup unfolds

Niger's president defiantly declared Thursday that democracy would prevail, a day after mutinous soldiers detained him and announced they had seized power in a coup because of the West African country's deteriorating security situation.

Niger's president vows democracy will prevail after mutinous soldiers detain him and declare a coup | International - Vimarsana News

Niger's president vows democracy will prevail after mutinous soldiers detain him and declare a coup | International

While many people in the capital of Niamey went about their usual business, it remained unclear who was in control of the country and which side the majority might support

Source: elpais.com