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Niger summoned the European chargé d’affaires on November 9, objecting to statements from Brussels seeking clarification about the deployment of Algerian units on its territory, and describing them as an unacceptable interference in a sovereign decision. Prime Minister Ali Mahaman Lamine Zeine said his country did not need Europe’s permission, explaining that the deployment was part of cooperation with Algeria and aimed at protecting shared energy interests. Algeria, for its part, denied receiving a European request for clarification and called any such demand interference in its affairs. Approved by the Algerian parliament in late October, the deployment is the first by Algeria beyond its borders since 1973.
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