Dozens of arrested after apparent coup attempt in Niger's capital

Dozens of soldiers were arrested following an apparent coup attempt and mutiny in Niger's capital where mutineers stormed a military base, the presidential palace, and the state broadcaster, which was subsequently suppressed by the military-led government with assistance from Russia's Africa Corps.

• Dozens of soldiers were arrested following an apparent coup attempt in Niger's capital.
• The mutiny began at a military base in Niamey and spread near the presidential palace and state broadcaster.
• Russia's Africa Corps intervened to support loyalist forces
• Dozens of soldiers were reported killed or arrested