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The
military uprising which started in Ivory Coast on
19 September has been called both a coup and a
mutiny. The soldiers who took up arms against the
government deny it is a coup but say they are
fighting against "dictatorship" and
against their treatment as "slaves".
In
einem BBC-Interview haben meuternde Soldaten im
westafrikanischen Land Elfenbeinküste gesagt, es
gehe nicht um einen Staatstreich, sondern sie
kämpften gegen eine "Diktatur", die
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Frankreich, die USA und Nigeria
haben Kampftruppen in Westafrikas jüngstes
Bürgerkriegsland geschickt. Was sie neben der
Evakuierung westlicher Ausländer außerdem
machen, ist unklar. Die Regierung kontrolliert
nur noch die Hälfte des Landes.
French
troops have ended their rescue of foreign
citizens and withdrawn from the Ivorian city of
Bouake, the scene of heavy fighting between
government and rebel forces. More than 1,500
people have been withdrawn from Ivory Coast's
second city in the past 24 hours, many of them
French citizens.
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