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Security and strategic expert Ahmed Mizab confirmed that the armed rebellion led by the "National Front for Liberation" in Niger is part of a hybrid warfare aimed at destabilizing the country and the region as a whole. This effort is backed by external support and coordinated with international and regional networks. He explained that this support includes funding, arms supplies, and logistical coverage, all intended to undermine government institutions and exploit security gaps to empower terrorist groups and criminal networks. This situation impacts the security environment, especially in Algeria and the regional context. Mizab pointed out that the conflict in the Sahel is becoming more complex, utilizing local intermediaries and media and political tools, while foreign actors remain at a distance. Meanwhile, local players bear the political and security burdens. He also suggested the possibility of Emirati support for these groups, amid overlapping regional interests. He emphasized that Algeria is focused on protecting its sovereignty and supporting Niger’s stability through methods that enhance security and economic cooperation, transitioning from the concept of border protection to safeguarding the country’s strategic depth.
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