More than dozen killed in southwest Niger village attack
Al Jazeera
At least 16 people killed in Thiem in the country’s Tillaberi region by unknown gunmen, according to a local mayor.
At least 16 people have been killed in an attack on a village in southwestern Niger where attackers have repeatedly massacred civilians this year, a local official and a security source said. The unidentified gunmen opened fire during Friday prayers in the village of Theim in the Tillaberi region and killed 16 people, Mayor Halido Zibo told Reuters news agency on Saturday. A security source confirmed the attack and put the death toll at 17.
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