Oct29,2024
Amidst post-coup unrest, the elections were marred by allegations of fraud, intimidation, and brutal violence, leading to widespread civil conflict.
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Ethnic violence erupted after contested results, with thousands killed and hundreds of thousands displaced.
Protests erupted over alleged vote rigging in favor of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, leading to brutal crackdowns, widespread arrests, and deaths during "Green Movement" protests.
Marked by severe violence against opposition supporters, the election saw attacks, abductions, and murder, reportedly backed by President Robert Mugabe’s regime.
The first post-dictatorship election ended in bloodshed as armed groups attacked polling stations, killing dozens, leading to a cancelled election marred by extreme violence.
Following a disputed election, a brutal civil war broke out, causing thousands of deaths and a humanitarian crisis due to clashes between rival political factions.
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