President Umaro Sissokoเว็บเล่นสล็อตEmbalo of Guinea-Bissau It escaped an attempted coup on Tuesday, but said several members of the security forces were killed. in action to ward off attacks on democracy that may be associated with drug trafficking.
Previously, heavy fire broke out near the fence of the Government House where Embalo was chairing a cabinet meeting. The situation was ambiguous for hours. And in the meantime, the African Union and the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) have condemned what they called "the slaughterhouse of the West". "A coup attempt"
A sudden turn of events in a former Portuguese colony Located along the West African coast comes about a week after the military in Burkina Faso. Another country in the region recently launched a coup to overthrow the president.
Ombalo posted a video clip on the Presidential Palace's Facebook page. Confirmed that he survived the coup attempt. and said that the gunmen tried to enter the palace Shortly after the cabinet meeting but was evicted “It's not just a coup. But it was an attempt to kill democracy. Prime Minister and Cabinet," he said.
The president continued, “The attackers are well prepared and organized. and may involve people involved in drug trafficking.” He did not, however, provide further details.
The United Nations looks at Guinea-Bissau. As the main route for cocaine from Latin America to Europe and the US While European officials have long suspected some of the country's soldiers may be involved in drug trafficking.
However, Mbalo, who had strong support from the military during the previous political crisis, It indicated the soldiers were not involved in the attack on Tuesday (Feb. 1).
