Tchad: la Base militaire d’Abéché rétrocédée par l’armée françaiseToute l'information 24/7

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Tchad: la Base militaire d’Abéché rétrocédée par l’armée françaiseToute l'information 24/7

L'armée française continue son désengagement du Tchad. Après 60 ans de présence, elle quitte la base militaire d'Abéché, située à l'est du pays, l'avant dernière étape avant le retrait définitif.

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