Nigerian Troops in Mali to Assist French-Led Intervention

Arrived in city of Gao

Reason Staff | 2.1.2013 10:20 AM

Hundreds of troops from neighbouring Niger arrived in the Malian city of Gao on Thursday to bolster French soldiers based there.

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Nigerian Troops in Mali to Assist French-Led Intervention

Arrived in city of Gao

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