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Dozens of soldiers killed or detained after mutiny in Niger

Observador30 August 2026 at 09:35

Dozens of soldiers were killed or detained after a mutiny in Niger, according to reports from the RTN broadcaster. The television station aired images of dozens of soldiers, mostly young, being presented publicly after the events.

The events took place during Saturday morning, when intense gunfire and explosions were reported in the region. The exact circumstances that triggered the mutiny were not specified in the article.

The images broadcast by RTN showed the detained soldiers being presented publicly, suggesting that authorities had taken control of the situation after the confrontation.

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