A U.S. official who asked not to be named said that the coup leaders appear increasingly defiant. “The junta appears to be fairly dug in,” the official said. “There is no indication of them being willing to compromise right now. In fact, they are becoming harder in their views.”
Several U.S. officials agreed that while there is still some hope for diplomacy, it is fading. “There’s no keen sense of optimism after the meeting,” one official said.
You have to wonder if the BLM types will even notice when Joe Biden starts killing Black people in Niger for purely neocolonialist reasons soon.
See also:
–At Center Of Niger’s Coup Is One Of America’s Favorite Generals
–Niger Is Slipping Away From The West
–Niger’s Tailors Rush To Make Russian Flags After Coup
–Russia Warns Armed Intervention ‘Unlikely To Contribute To Peace’ in Niger
–West African Bishops Against Possible Military Intervention In Niger
–ECOWAS Poised To Scrap Plan To Initiate Military Action Against Niger
–Nigeria Says Not Ruling Out Force In Niger Ahead Of West African Summit