The United States said it is deeply concerned about the unfolding events in Burkina Faso, US State Department Spokesperson John Kirby said on Thursday.
In a press release, he said "We call for the immediate release of President Kafando, Prime Minister Zida, and all other officials being held."
"The United States strongly condemns any attempt to seize power through extra-constitutional means or resolve internal political disagreements using force," the statement published on the department official website said.
"We call for an immediate end to violence, urge the military personnel involved to return to their primary mission, and reaffirm our steadfast support for the civilian transitional government to continue its work of preparing for free, fair, and credible elections on October 11."
Source: MENA
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