


African Nations Reject French Troop Presence Amid Macron's Controversial Remarks
Senegal and Chad leaders assert sovereignty in response to Macron's claims on French military presence; criticism of France's past interventions intensifies.
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Overview
Senegalese and Chadian leaders have strongly rejected French President Macron's assertion regarding the French military presence in their nations. They emphasize their sovereignty, declaring the decision to oust French troops as independent and uncoerced. Macron's comments suggesting ingratitude from African nations for French military support have sparked outrage, revealing a deepening rift in France-Africa relations. Criticism highlights France's historical role in African affairs, with many pressing for a reevaluation of foreign military engagements in pursuit of genuine partnerships based on mutual respect and sovereignty.
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