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UN chief firmly condemns military coup in Gabon

UN chief firmly condemns military coup in Gabon

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres “firmly” condemned the coup try in Gabon on Wednesday, in response to his spokesman.

Stephane Dujarric stated Guterres is “closely” following the scenario in Gabon and notes with “deep concern the announcement of the election results amidst reports of serious infringements of fundamental freedoms.”

“He firmly condemns the ongoing coup attempt as a means to resolve the post-electoral crisis,” he stated. “The Secretary-General reaffirms his strong opposition to military coups.”

“The Secretary-General calls on all actors involved to exercise restraint, engage in an inclusive and meaningful dialogue and ensure that the rule of law and human rights are fully respected,” stated Dujarric, whereas noting Guterres’ name on the military and safety forces to “guarantee the physical integrity of the president of the republic, and his family.”

“The United Nations stands by the people of Gabon,” he stated.

A gaggle of senior Gabonese military officers appeared on nationwide tv earlier Wednesday and introduced that they had seized energy.

The transfer got here shortly after the Gabonese Election Center confirmed that incumbent President Ali Bongo formally gained a 3rd time period as president with 64.27% of the vote.

Bongo has been in energy for greater than a decade.

Gabon is the most recent African nation to witness a current navy coup after Niger final month and Mali in 2022.

Source: www.anews.com.tr