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Chad Ends Military Pact with France, Aims to Redefine Sovereignty

Chad announces the termination of a defense deal with France, prioritizing national sovereignty and exploring new strategic partnerships.

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Updated: Nov 29th, 2024, 5:36 AM ET

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Chad has announced the termination of its defense cooperation agreement with France, marking a significant shift in its diplomatic strategy. The move, articulated by Foreign Minister Abderaman Koulamallah, aims to assert the nation's sovereignty and redefine its strategic partnerships amid increasing anti-French sentiment. This decision follows France's withdrawal from several Sahel nations, signaling a broader geopolitical shift as Chad considers alliances with nations like Russia, Turkey, and the UAE. The exact timeline for the withdrawal of French troops, currently numbering around 1,000, remains unspecified.

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