The Confederation of Sahel States, AES, has condemned the attack on Diori Hamani Worldwide Airport and Air Base 101 in Niamey, Niger, which occurred on the night time of January 28–29.

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The condemnation was contained in a press release issued and signed in Ouagadougou on January 31, by which the confederation described the assault as a coordinated operation concentrating on each navy and civilian infrastructure.

In keeping with the assertion, the attack endangered civilians and broken amenities used for civil functions, warning that the incident posed a critical risk not solely to Niger however to the safety and stability of the broader Sahel area.

The AES mentioned the violence shouldn’t be considered as an remoted incident, however as a part of a broader effort to destabilise the area.

It alleged that the attackers benefited from direct or oblique help networks, together with overseas backers.

The confederation warned towards any type of financing, logistical help or political help for armed teams, stressing that these concerned can be held accountable.

It reaffirmed that member states stay united and dedicated to a coordinated response towards terrorism and insecurity throughout the Sahel.

The AES additionally expressed solidarity with the federal government and other people of Niger, in addition to the nation’s defence and safety forces, commending their efforts to guard civilians and restore stability.