Heavy gunfire heard in Guinea capital Conakry -Reuters witness ...Middle East

Opinion by : (Devdiscourse) - Sunday 05/09/2021 - 01:30 PM (2021-9-5)

Heavy gunfire was heard in the center of Guinea capital Conakry on Sunday morning, according to a Reuters witness and videos shared on social media.

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