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Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger formed a 6,000-member force to fight jihadists, while 12 other West African nations agreed to a 2,000-member regional force, excluding the three Sahel nations.
Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger have launched a 6,000-member Unified Force under the Alliance of Sahel States to combat jihadist violence with greater military coordination, sovereignty, and domestic funding, avoiding past reliance on Western powers.
Meanwhile, 12 West African nations within ECOWAS agreed in principle to form a 2,000-strong regional force to address terrorism, transnational crime, and maritime insecurity, with Sierra Leone as a logistical hub, though the three Sahel nations that left ECOWAS are not participating but are being urged to cooperate.
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Mali, Burkina Faso y Níger formaron una fuerza de 6.000 miembros para combatir a los yihadistas, mientras que otras 12 naciones de África occidental acordaron una fuerza regional de 2.000 miembros, excluyendo a las tres naciones del Sahel.