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Au Rwanda les affrontements entre les forces gouvernementales et la minorité tutsi redoublent de violence
Card Number 32660
Number
32660
Author
Chazal, Claire
Author
Floquet, Michel
Date
8 avril 1994
Ymd
19940408
Time
20:00:00
Time zone
CEST
Uptitle
Journal de 20 heures [2/2]
Title
Au Rwanda les affrontements entre les forces gouvernementales et la minorité tutsi redoublent de violence
Subtitle
Alors que le Premier ministre rwandais a été abattu, 11 Casques bleus belges ont trouvé la mort et la capitale Kigali est le théâtre d'un véritable bain de sang.
Size
20665 bytes
Pages nb.
2
Source
Public records
Type
Transcription d'une émission de télévision
Language
FR
Abstract
- The clashes between government forces and the Tutsi minority intensify in violence.
- While the Prime Minister was shot, 11 Belgian peacekeepers were killed and the capital Kigali is the scene of a real bloodbath. The Red Cross speaks tonight of hundreds of dead and thousands of injured.
- For the moment, the decision to evacuate French nationals has not yet been taken.
- In recent years, France has militarily supported the regime of the assassinated President. But this time, according to Michel Roussin, Paris does not plan to intervene in Rwanda.
- While the Prime Minister was shot, 11 Belgian peacekeepers were killed and the capital Kigali is the scene of a real bloodbath. The Red Cross speaks tonight of hundreds of dead and thousands of injured.
- For the moment, the decision to evacuate French nationals has not yet been taken.
- In recent years, France has militarily supported the regime of the assassinated President. But this time, according to Michel Roussin, Paris does not plan to intervene in Rwanda.