Russia hosts top diplomats from Sahel countries for talks on boosting security ties
- Russia discussed boosting military ties with Sahel countries, promising to train troops and supply weapons, according to Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
- Mali's government cut ties with Ukraine last year, accusing it of supporting terrorist groups, according to Lavrov.
- The visit of foreign ministers from Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger to Moscow signifies a shift away from France and ECOWAS, aiming for stronger ties with Russia.
- The Sahel nations seek to enhance security and combat regional terrorism through collaboration with Russia, as noted in the AES's strategic plans.
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In Moscow, Sahelian Foreign Ministers fine-tune their alliance with Russia
The representatives of Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso, the three countries of the Alliance of Sahel States, met with their Russian counterpart on Thursday. On the menu of discussions, the strengthening of their military and economic cooperation.


Russia hosts top diplomats from Sahel countries for talks on boosting security ties
Russia has discussed ways to boost military ties with the Sahel countries, promising to train their troops and provide military equipment as it seeks to expand its clout in the junta-led countries that have expelled French forces.
Sahel ministers in Russia for talks after breaking with western allies
The foreign ministers of Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger are in Moscow for their first official talks with Russia, as the three Sahelian countries work to strengthen ties with Moscow after cutting relations with France and its allies.
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