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The Niger military junta announces the formation of the transitional government. The new government will be made up of 21 ministries, six of them (Defense, Interior, Health, Transportation, Youth and Water Resources) in the hands of military officers.

The military council in Niger meets envoys of the President of Nigeria and the President of "ECOWAS"

The US State Department: We are very concerned about the safety of the Nigerien President, who is detained by the Military Council

France: We have written authorization for the movement of aircraft that carried out missions today in Niger

The French Foreign Ministry: There was no attack on any camp in Niger, and the French forces did not release any militants

French Foreign Ministry: Our forces in Niger are there at the request of the supreme legitimate authority

Islamic State in the Greater Sahel (ISGS) has published images of the execution of "two Wagner spies in Anderamboukane", in the Menaka region

Military Council in Niger: A French plane violated the airspace of Niger today

The CNSP (Niger putschists) has now announced in a press release that the alert level of the armed forces has been raised.nnThis decision follows a terrorist attack on a guard post, and the CNSP is now accusing France of having released militants in the region. (Similar speeches by the juntas of Mali and Burkina Faso). The junta also accuses the French army of having sent an A400M from Chad to Niger, cutting off all communications as it entered the country's airspace (Niger's airspace had previously been closed)

The U.S. Embassy in Niger has released an “Urgent Security Alert” advising that any American Citizens still in the Capital of Niamey to Shelter-in-Place until further notice and to not attempt to enter the Downtown Areas near the Presidential Palace due to an Increase in Security Forces; a Curfew has also been put in place for U.S. Embassy Personnel due to the ongoing Situation"

RFI:African countries are planning to send a contingent of 25,000 troops to Niger as part of a military invasion.Nigeria can provide more than half of the military contingent. In addition Senegal, Benin and Côte d'Ivoire can send their soldiers as well

První skupina instruktorů PMC Wagner dorazila z Mali do Nigeru

Nigerian President Tinubu seeks his country's Senate support to back a regional military intervention in neighbouring Niger

France says only 'legitimate' Niger government can cut bilateral military pacts

The last round of contacts between the military junta and ECOWAS has failed and the talks have collapsed when the delegation left the country. Parallel to this, the Nigerian junta has withdrawn from their functions the ambassadors in France, the United States, Togo and Nigeria.

Demonstration at the call of the M62 and the support committee for the CNSP

Nigeria cuts power supply to Niger Republic

Sierra Leone police arrest senior military officers over plot to undermine democracy

France will "very soon" start to evacuate its nationals from Niger, where a coup last week has unleashed anti-French protests, Paris's embassy in Niamey says. Supporters wave Russian flags and anti-France signs as they rally in support of the junta in Niamey

Burkina Faso and Mali will consider intervention in Niger a declaration of war. This is how they responded to the threats from the Economic Community of West Africa.

Prime Minister of Niger: President Mohamed Bazoum is in good condition and we expect positive developments soon

The European Union: We support the "ECOWAS" decisions on Niger and hold the "putschists" responsible for any attacks on civilians or diplomatic facilities

The African Union (AU) demands the military in Niger “return to their barracks and restore constitutional authority” within 15 days after grabbing power in a coup

EU threatens to withdraw Niger funding over coup:"Any breakdown of the constitutional order will have consequences for cooperation between the EU and Niger, including the immediate suspension of all budget support"

Niger: Following the coup which took place earlier this week, General Abdourahamane Tchiani named himself the new leader of the country

Coup in Niger: Josep Borrell, the European Union's head of diplomacy, insisted that Niger's president, Mohamed Bazoum, be released immediately. The chief of the General Staff of the Nigerien armed forces expressed his support for the coup military

The West African Economic Community "ECOWAS" will hold an emergency summit Sunday in Nigeria on the Niger coup

Niger army declares allegiance to coup leaders in statement in order to avoid fighting within the armed forces

Soldiers in Niger claim to have overthrown President Mohamed Bazoum

A group of military leaders in Niger say they have removed President Mohamed Bazoum, dissolved the constitution and closed the country's borders