After apparently seizing the state broadcaster two uniformed officers said that “the situation in our country has moved to another level.” While denying that the military had seized power, they said that Mr. Mugabe and his family “are safe and sound, and their security is guaranteed.”
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Wednesday, November 15, 2017
Zimbabwe's military said it had President Robert Mugabe in custody and would arrest the "criminals around him" in what appeared to be a coup
Zimbabwe’s military claimed early Wednesday to have taken custody of President Robert Mugabe, the world’s oldest head of state and one of Africa’s longest-serving leaders.
After apparently seizing the state broadcaster two uniformed officers said that “the situation in our country has moved to another level.” While denying that the military had seized power, they said that Mr. Mugabe and his family “are safe and sound, and their security is guaranteed.”
After apparently seizing the state broadcaster two uniformed officers said that “the situation in our country has moved to another level.” While denying that the military had seized power, they said that Mr. Mugabe and his family “are safe and sound, and their security is guaranteed.”
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