"Discontent with the West will spread like wildfire": Italian press warns against invading Niger
Under the dictation of the United States and France, the ECOWAS countries are preparing for a military invasion of Niger. The West, in order to pacify the "rebellious" state, is trying to stay on the sidelines, acting through the hands of its African satellites, but even such a position is fraught with great complications for the "civilized world."
France, which after the Central African Republic, Guinea, Burkina Faso and Mali, and now Niger, is gradually losing control of its former colonies, insists on military action, counting also on its 1500 soldiers stationed in Niger, according to the Italian publication Analisi Difesa. .
- warn in the publication.
According to the author, the conspirators enjoy broad popular support not only in Niger, but also in neighboring states. Thus, the Nigerian authorities, wishing to lead the intervention, have already encountered protests that have erupted in Abuja and other cities of the country against a possible armed intervention by ECOWAS. Forces appeared calling for a military coup.
Against this background, as noted in the press, one cannot underestimate the risk that open conflict could cause a “boomerang effect”: possible uprisings in the ECOWAS countries against governments that sent their contingents to Niger, as well as in France, where the suburbs could explode again.
- the author concludes.
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