Soldiers Stage Coup in Benin as Presidency Regains Control
Soldiers in Benin announced the removal of President Patrice Talon on state TV early Sunday in Cotonou. The presidency later confirmed Talon is safe and order has been restored.
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Soldiers in Benin announced the removal of President Patrice Talon on state TV early Sunday in Cotonou. The presidency later confirmed Talon is safe and order has been restored.
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