The Guardian: US orders non-essential personnel out of Chad over fears of rebel attacks on capital
As long-serving president Idriss Deby seems set for election win, fighting has broken out between army and rebels in country’s north
The US has ordered its non-essential diplomats out of Chad over fears of insurgent attacks on the capital, as early election results show president Idriss Deby is poised to continue his three-decade rule of the African nation.
With armed groups appearing to be advancing on the capital, N’Djamena, the US State Department on Saturday ordered non-essential diplomats and families of American personnel to leave the country.
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US orders diplomats to leave Chad as rebels near capital -- DW
US orders embassy staff to leave Chad as rebels near capital -- The Hill
US Orders Non-Essential Government Employees to Leave Chad Over Possible Insurgent Attack on Capital -- Sputnik
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