When asked about the recent visit of the Indian Foreign Secretary to Bangladesh and the mutual concerns expressed by India and Bangladesh regarding the violent attack on a Bangladeshi diplomatic mission within India, along with the increasingly aggressive rhetoric directed towards Bangladesh.
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#watch In order to destabilize the interim government of #Bangladesh, the fugitive dictator Sheikh Hasina and her accomplices have been reported to the United Nations.
Pentagon looks forward to supporting shared values and interests, such as a free and open Indo-Pacific, with the new interim Government of #Bangladesh.
When asked spokesperson about the deaths of 819 people and the injury of 25,000 others, mostly from gunshot wounds under shoot-on-sight orders by dictator Hasina, as reported by HRSS during the student-led uprising, here is the reply.
The United Nations has also called for justice for those responsible for the deaths.
The United Nations is ready to support the people of #Bangladesh and the new interim government under the leadership of Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus.
The UN spokesperson and Monica Grayley on behalf of
Antonio Guterres and the UN PGA, responded to South Asia Perspectives-SAP's Mushfiqul Fazal Ansarey's questions today.
The U.S. welcomes the newly formed caretaker government of Bangladesh, led by Nobel Laureate Professor Muhammad Yunus
Here’s what the U.S. Department of State said about the threats from the US-based son of the fugitive autocratic Prime Minister of Bangladesh Sajeeb Wazed and the expectations from the interim government of #Bangladesh.
This is how U.S. Department of State responded to #Bangladesh’s autocrat #Hasina’s departure. The US will support the upcoming interim government of Bangladesh, which should be based on democratic principles, the rule of law, and the will of the people.
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#watch The Pentagon reacted to the 'shoot-on-sight' order in #Bangladesh
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When asked about, approximately 50 people have been killed by forces loyal to PM Hasina that includes journalists and so far, her party wing, Bangladesh Students' League has been mostly targeting girls and women, frequent shut down of the Internet and all rights have been looted in Bangladesh -
The spokesperson responded: The UN Secretary-General is deeply concerned by the reported dozens of deaths in Bangladesh and calls for restraint. The Secretary-General is following this situation very closely. He is deeply concerned by the ongoing violence, and that includes the reported dozens of deaths, the hundreds of injured, including journalists.
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