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1. The French Armed Forces confirms that 1,500 troops will exit Niger by the end of the year, following the military junta's request.
   2023-10-21 18:20:06 (First version)
2. The French Armed Forces confirms that 1,500 troops will leave Niger by the end of the year, following the military junta's request.
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