France Begins Military Withdrawal from Chad
France has begun withdrawing its military from Chad, with the first Mirage warplanes leaving the capital, N'Djamena, for their base in eastern France on Tuesday, according to the French army....
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France has begun withdrawing its military from Chad, with the first Mirage warplanes leaving the capital, N'Djamena, for their base in eastern France on Tuesday, according to the French army....
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