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Russia angers Guinea’s junta after government is dissolved

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Guinea is experiencing unrest after the military junta dissolved the government, a move that has angered Russia. According to reports, Russia’s embassy issued a warning of possible unrest in Guinea, causing frustration among the country’s military rulers.

The dissolution of the government has led to an uncertain future for Guinea, as the military junta has promised to establish a new government with a prime minister in the coming weeks. However, the recent warning from the Russian embassy has added to the tension in the country, as the military rulers are already facing pushback and criticism from the international community.

The situation in Guinea is being closely monitored by the African Union and other countries, as the dissolution of the government has raised concerns about the stability and future of the nation. The warning from Russia’s embassy has further complicated the already tense situation, and it remains to be seen how the military rulers will respond to the international pressure.

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The unfolding events in Guinea have sparked a debate about the role of foreign governments in the internal affairs of African nations. While some see the warning from Russia’s embassy as a form of interference, others argue that it is important for the international community to have a say in ensuring peace and stability in Guinea.

As the situation in Guinea continues to develop, it is clear that the actions and statements of foreign governments will play a significant role in shaping the country’s future. The dissolving of the government and the warning from Russia’s embassy have brought Guinea into the spotlight, and the eyes of the world are now on the African nation as it navigates this uncertain time.

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David Mawuli
David Mawulihttps://ighanaian.com/author/dm
I'm David Mawuli, a Ghanaian journalist, blogger, and founder and Chief Editor of iGhanaian.com.
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