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Au Rwanda la situation est de plus en plus confuse après l'assassinat du Premier ministre, abattu par des membres de la garde présidentielle
Card Number 28884
Number
28884
Author
Narcy, Jean-Claude
Author
Jacquemin, Marine
Date
8 avril 1994
Ymd
19940408
Time
13:00:00
Time zone
CEST
Uptitle
Journal de 13 heures [2/2] [1:56]
Title
Au Rwanda la situation est de plus en plus confuse après l'assassinat du Premier ministre, abattu par des membres de la garde présidentielle
Subtitle
La terreur qui règne dans les rues de Kigali entre les deux ethnies, hutu et tutsi, aurait déjà fait un nombre très important de victimes.
File name
Size
7478398 bytes
Source
Public records
Type
Journal télévisé
Language
FR
Abstract
- In Rwanda, the situation is more and more confused after the assassination of the Prime Minister, shot dead by members of the presidential guard.
- All last night, fighting took place between the government forces and elements of the RPF.
- 10 Belgian soldiers were kidnapped and then killed and at least 22 men and women religious were murdered.
- For 48 hours, UNAMIR has been confronted with both ethnic and political clashes. With a totally decapitated government, the country seems to be plunging into civil war.
- The terror that reigns in the streets of Kigali between the two ethnic groups, Hutu and Tutsi, has already claimed a very large number of victims.
- The Quai d'Orsay indicates that all measures have just been taken for a possible evacuation. French troops, based in the Central African Republic, have been on high alert since yesterday [April 7].
- All last night, fighting took place between the government forces and elements of the RPF.
- 10 Belgian soldiers were kidnapped and then killed and at least 22 men and women religious were murdered.
- For 48 hours, UNAMIR has been confronted with both ethnic and political clashes. With a totally decapitated government, the country seems to be plunging into civil war.
- The terror that reigns in the streets of Kigali between the two ethnic groups, Hutu and Tutsi, has already claimed a very large number of victims.
- The Quai d'Orsay indicates that all measures have just been taken for a possible evacuation. French troops, based in the Central African Republic, have been on high alert since yesterday [April 7].