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Russian trainers entered Airbase 101, where some U.S. troops remained. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said the Russians occupied a separate compound without access to U.S. personnel or equipment, and says the United States had moved equipment toward Airbase 201 near Agadez after the July coup.
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Russian trainers entered Airbase 101, where some U.S. troops remained. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said the Russians occupied a separate compound without access to U.S. personnel or equipment, and says the United States had moved equipment toward Airbase 201 near Agadez after the July coup.
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Airbase 101 near Niamey dossier
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Airbase 101 near Niamey
Russian trainers entered Airbase 101, where some U.S. troops remained. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said the Russians occupied a separate compound without access to U.S. personnel or equipment, and says the United States had moved equipment toward Airbase 201 near Agadez after the July coup.
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Russian trainers entered Airbase 101 in Niger, which houses some of the U.S. troops remaining in the country. SecDef Austin seemed ok with the overlap: "The Russians are in a separate compound and don’t have access to U.S. forces or access to our equipment."
Russian trainers entered Airbase 101, where some U.S. troops remained. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said the Russians occupied a separate compound without access to U.S. personnel or equipment, and says the United States had moved equipment toward Airbase 201 near Agadez after the July coup.
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