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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 [[psychopathic]] 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>

===Foreign Relations===

===Foreign Relations===