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On August 7, 2023 ''[[The Economist]]'' reported the first poll conducted since the July 26 coup found that 78% of respondents support the actions of the junta and that 73% think it should stay in power “for an extended period” or “until new elections are held”. A majority of 54% said they were not in favour of an intervention by regional or international organizations. Of those supporting foreign intervention, 50% said they preferred it to be by Russia, while just 16% chose America, 14% the African Union and a paltry 4% preferred ECOWAS.<ref>https://archive.is/HuBXy</ref>
On August 7, 2023 ''[[The Economist]]'' reported the first poll conducted since the July 26 coup found that 78% of respondents support the actions of the junta and that 73% think it should stay in power “for an extended period” or “until new elections are held”. A majority of 54% said they were not in favour of an intervention by regional or international organizations. Of those supporting foreign intervention, 50% said they preferred it to be by Russia, while just 16% chose America, 14% the African Union and a paltry 4% preferred ECOWAS.<ref>https://archive.is/HuBXy</ref>
The [[EU]]'s [[psychopath]]ic Special Envoy Emanuela Del Re was quoted on August 9 saying, "Sanctions against Niger are starting to work. There is not enough [[medicine]], [[food]], electricity is missing - even more than before."<ref>https://twitter.com/Megatron_ron/status/1689305821698519040</ref>
The [[EU]]'s [[psychopath]]ic Special Envoy Emanuela Del Re was quoted on August 9 saying, "Sanctions against Niger are starting to work. There is not enough [[medicine]], [[food]], electricity is missing - even more than before."<ref>https://twitter.com/Megatron_ron/status/1689305821698519040</ref> By mid-August, citizens flocked to recruitment offices to sign up for the national militia because of the threats coming from NATO powers.
In anticipation of NATO aggression, Algeria denied France overflight privileges on August 23, 2023.
In anticipation of NATO aggression, Algeria denied France overflight privileges on August 23, 2023.