Niger's ousted president says he is a 'hostage' after military coup
President Mohamed Bazoum of Niger has claimed he is a "hostage" and that the entire Sahel region could fall to the Russians following the country's military coup.
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Niger's ousted president says he is a 'hostage' after military coup
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