Embassies urge Burmese army not to use violence

For days, demonstrations have been linked in Burma against the military putsch.

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AP / SIPA

The fear of a bloody repression is growing stronger.

Several Western embassies in Burma on Sunday urged the army, which is in the process of deploying troops, "not to use violence" against demonstrators protesting the coup.

"We call on the security forces not to resort to violence against demonstrators and civilians protesting against the overthrow of their legitimate government," diplomatic representations of the United States, Canada and several countries wrote on Twitter. the European Union.

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