Chad’s Ambassador to the Russian Federation Adam Bechir Mahamoud said that the Chadian government declared a curfew. This was reported by RIA News.
According to him, a curfew was declared in the capital of Chad to protect the public.
Before that ambassador statedSince there was no coup in Chad, the events that took place have nothing to do with this issue.
He noted that the equipment would block the main approaches to important objects. Especially to administrative buildings and banks.
Earlier, a group of Chad soldiers move to the palace of the country’s president, located in the capital N’Djamena.
Gunshots and the movement of heavy military equipment were heard throughout the day in Chad’s capital. Government troops allegedly raided the headquarters of the opposition Socialist Party Without Borders (PSF), led by Yaya Dillo.
The tension in Chad occurs against the backdrop of upcoming elections, the first round of which is scheduled for May 6, 2024.
Previously military service in Niger accused France is preparing to intervene.