Zimbabwe Defence Forces Major-General SB Moyo (R) makes an announcement on state broadcaster ZBC, in this still image taken from a November 15, 2017 video.
President Robert Mugabe and his family have been detained following military intervention in capital Harare, which an army spokesman and the ruling party insisted Wednesday was “not a coup". Military officers appeared on television early Wednesday to make a statement saying they were “targeting criminals" around President Robert Mugabe. Later Wednesday, ruling the Zimbabwe African National Union Patriotic Front (Zanu-PF) made a series of announcements on Twitter confirming Emmerson Mnangagwa, who was sacked as vice president last week, as interim party leader and de facto president.
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A military tank seals off a main road to the presidential office within the military activities taking place in Harare, Zimbabwe.
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A military tank seals off a main road to the presidential office within the military activities taking place in Harare, Zimbabwe.
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A military tank seals off a main road to the presidential office within the military activities taking place in Harare, Zimbabwe.
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Military vehicles and soldiers patrol the streets in Harare, Zimbabwe.
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Military vehicles and soldiers patrol the streets in Harare, Zimbabwe.
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Military vehicles and soldiers patrol the streets in Harare, Zimbabwe.
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Zimbabwe Defence Forces Major-General SB Moyo makes an announcement on state broadcaster ZBC, in this still image taken from a November 15, 2017 video.
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Zimbabwe Defence Forces Major-General SB Moyo (R) makes an announcement on state broadcaster ZBC, in this still image taken from a November 15, 2017 video.
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Soldiers stand beside military vehicles just outside Harare, Zimbabwe.
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