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France’s decades-long military presence in Africa is winding down

Posted On 25 January 2025

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France’s decades-long military presence in Africa is winding down as countries like Senegal and Côte d’Ivoire announce the closure of foreign bases, signaling a shift in regional dynamics and France’s influence.

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