Deadly clashes in Sierra Leone claim 13 soldiers

Published November 27th, 2023 - 04:37 GMT
Sierra Leone clashes
A file photo taken 12 May 2002 shows United Nations peacekeepers intervening during clashes between United Revolutionary Front Party (RUFP) activists and Sierra Leone Popular Party (SLPP) militants in Freetown. AFP
Highlights
The orchestrated violence involved both active and retired soldiers, raising concerns about the stability of the region.

ALBAWABA- In a breakthrough wave of violence, clashes erupted in Sierra Leone's capital, Freetown, on Sunday, resulting in the tragic death of 13 soldiers loyal to the government, as reported by the army spokesperson on Monday. 

The orchestrated violence involved both active and retired soldiers, raising concerns about the stability in the African country.

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