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Sahel: France Concludes Military Presence in Chad

Posted On 1 February 2025

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French troops in Chad

France has officially ended its military presence in Chad, returning the Kossei base to the Chadian government.  This marks the end of a long-standing French military footprint in the Sahel after similar exits from Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger.

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