US military faces setbacks in Africa as countries turn to Russia for security assistance
Gen. Michael Langley, the head of the US military in Africa, reaffirmed the US counterterrorism strategy in the face of criticism and a shift towards Russian security assistance in Africa. He highlighted the impact of Russian disinformation on anti-US sentiment and stressed the need to clarify the US military's role in fostering stability in the Sahel region. Recent developments show African nations like Chad and Niger leaning towards Russian support, leading to changes in security partnerships. The US plans to intensify engagement with these countries, emphasizing non-combat initiatives to address climate change and tribal conflicts for sustainable stability.
Gen. Michael Langley, the head of the US military in Africa, reaffirmed the US counterterrorism strategy in the face of criticism and a shift towards Russian security assistance in Africa. He highlighted the impact of Russian disinformation on anti-US sentiment and stressed the need to clarify the US military's role in fostering stability in the Sahel region. Recent developments show African nations like Chad and Niger leaning towards Russian support, leading to changes in security partnerships. The US plans to intensify engagement with these countries, emphasizing non-combat initiatives to address climate change and tribal conflicts for sustainable stability. What's Your Reaction?
