Published 07/25/2024 8:10:35 a.m.

Burkina Faso army condemns videos of alleged soldiers mutilating corpses

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DAKAR (Reuters) – Burkina Faso’s army has condemned videos shared on this week showing people presenting themselves as soldiers and army auxiliaries mutilating corpses. The trend started last week with a video showing a man in Malian military uniform carving up the stomach of a dead body with a machete. Mali’s army described it as a “rare atrocity” that did not align with its military values. Similar videos circulated this week …

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The Straits Times

Burkina Faso army condemns videos of alleged soldiers mutilating corpses

DAKAR - Burkina Faso's army has condemned videos shared on social media this week showing people presenting themselves as soldiers and army auxiliaries mutilating corpses. Read more at straitstimes.com.

07/25/2024 8:10:35 a.m.·Singapore

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Anadolu Ajansı

Burkina Faso junta distances military from videos showing soldiers mutilating civilian body

General Staff calls videos 'macabre, contrary to military and moral values, and against the rules of engagement in the fight against terrorism' - Anadolu Ajansı

07/25/2024 4:38:15 p.m.

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Devdiscourse

Burkina Faso Condemns 'Macabre Acts' in Viral Social Media Videos

Burkina Faso Condemns 'Macabre Acts' in Viral Social Media Videos Burkina Faso's military has strongly denounced videos circulating on social media that depict individuals claiming to be soldiers or army auxiliaries mutilating dead bodies. The shocking trend began last week with a video showing a man in Malian military attire using a machete to cut open a corpse's stomach. Mali's army labeled the incident as a 'rare atrocity' inconsistent with …

07/25/2024 8:04:13 a.m.

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WTVB

Burkina Faso army condemns videos of alleged soldiers mutilating corpses

DAKAR (Reuters) – Burkina Faso’s army has condemned videos shared on social media this week showing people presenting themselves as soldiers and army auxiliaries mutilating corpses. The trend started last week with a video showing a man in Malian military uniform carving up the stomach of a dead body with a machete. Mali’s army described it as a “rare atrocity” that did not align with its military values. Similar videos circulated this week …

07/25/2024 8:38:42 a.m.

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