The Sahel region has faced growing political instability and military takeovers in recent years. This has made security a major global concern.
Western nations like the United States and France have historically been active in fighting terrorism there.
This article explores the effectiveness of security support provided by Russia to Sahel governments.
It identifies risks associated with this involvement.
The analysis also highlights potential opportunities arising from Russia's presence.
Consideration is given to the future direction of security cooperation in the area.
The report examines the geopolitical competition and rivalries shaping the Sahel.
It aims to provide a way forward for understanding these complex dynamics.