Nepalese soldiers have been mobilized on the streets of the capital to establish checkpoints in response to violent protests that erupted due to the ban on social media. These demonstrations, triggered by grievances related to corruption and political privileges, escalated after the police opened fire, killing 19 people. Although the ban on the platforms has been lifted, protests have continued, leading to the burning of government buildings and attacks on political leaders. Prime Minister Khadga Prasad Oli announced his resignation, intending to lead a caretaker government.
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Armata nepaleză intervine pentru restabilirea controlului în urma protestelor
Armata controlează străzile capitalei nepaleze, la o zi după revoltele violente soldate cu 19 morți și sute de răniți
Tulburări în Nepal - Aerportul din Kathmandu a fost redeschis
Armata Nepalului intervine pentru a restabili ordinea, în timp ce protestatarii cer ca fostul președinte al Curții Supreme să fie numit lider interimar
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