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About 600 U.S. military personnel remain in Niger , a senior American defense official says.
Troops were deployed in Niger to help local militaries combat Islamist terrorists in the Sahel .
Last month , the United States and Nigerien leaders agreed to a phased withdrawal of American forces from Niger .
The rainy season could potentially slow withdrawal efforts.
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