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Niger: Junta says back in control after mutiny

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The ruling junta in Niger announced it has regained control following a mutiny in the capital, Niamey, on Saturday. The incident involved soldiers attempting to storm the presidential palace, resulting in reports of gunfire and explosions throughout the city. Government officials confirmed that order was restored after several hours of fighting.

The event represents a direct challenge to the current leadership in Niger. While the government claims the situation is now under control, the attempted insurrection highlights ongoing instability within the nation's military and political structures.

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