Benin Republic Declares Coup Leader and Soldiers Wanted After Failed Attempt
Benin Republic has declared Lt. Col. Pascal Tigri and two soldiers wanted following a failed coup attempt to overthrow President Patrice Talon. The coup led by Tigri was unsuccessful, resulting in the government regaining full control after loyal forces intervened.
Several top officials, including Tigri, were detained during the brief uprising. President Talon addressed the nation, confirming the restoration of control.
Security analyst Brant Philip confirmed the release of the detained officials. The failed coup has heightened tensions in the West African country.
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