There is a six-hour time difference between New York and Kigali, and it didn't take long for the shocking scene at Kigali International Airport to spread around the world with the mouths of people stranded at the airport and journalists from various countries waiting to be evacuated.

If you dare to do it, you are not afraid of others knowing, and you can still make international calls at the airport, but you have to queue up.

A very small number of diplomats carried satellite phones, and no one prevented them from reporting back to their home countries...

That's not all, a reporter who is bold enough actually took out the guy who was eating and started shooting.

At first glance, the soldiers of the combined forces had no intention of stopping them, and at most they drew a cordon not far from the exit on the first floor, so as not to obstruct the unloading and diversion of goods by these overly enthusiastic reporters.

Now the reporters waiting for the evacuation were even more emboldened: they moved out of the satellite signal transmission equipment in the box and transmitted the footage back to their own TV station as quickly as possible.

There were a few groups of reporters who simply decided not to leave, but the diplomats couldn't, and domestic directives were one reason, and the other was that the transport plane to the Botswana capital was finally free, or a huge An-124, and a single plane carried away all the more than 600 people stranded in the airport.

Journalists can stay, diplomats cannot!

The old, weak, sick and disabled, women and children are in the upper cabin, where the conditions are better.

As for the others, they all sit in rows in the super huge warehouse, eat fruits, and are not allowed to move around at will unless they really go to the bathroom for internal reasons.

The reporter stayed and left if he wanted to stay, and when he got out of the airport, this joint force would not let them run around, at least not for the time being, there were enough cruel scenes for them to shoot.

Of course, almost all of the most timely news is in the hands of the News Syndicate, which is owned by the United Television Network: there were reporters in the two teams heading to the city, and they really caught the picture that would shock the world again in the first place!

One group was walking along the river, and the convoy was temporarily blocked, not because the Rwandan army dared to block the convoy, but because it was blocked by the Tutsi poor.

It's a pity that the Tutsis are already dead, or at least for a day: there are at least a thousand corpses of men, women, and children on a stretch of road of two or three hundred meters, some of them shot and killed, and many of them died from African machetes!

The convoy simply couldn't get by, otherwise the corpses would have been crushed by tanks and armored vehicles.

If you don't have a way, get out of the car and let the camera reporter take pictures, this is the advantage of taking the reporter with the team, so as not to have uninteresting chatter in the future!

Even the filming and on-site interviews are a little out of standard, which is not to blame the frightened reporters, even the veterans who participated in the Battle of the Two Mountains, the War in Afghanistan, and the Great War in Angola stand on end.

Shoot the camera, temporarily remove some of the corpses, and then move on.

As the news of the large-scale raid on Kigali airport by the coalition forces spread, the governments of the world were a little flustered, and the UN Secretary-General, who was visiting Europe, was dumbfounded!

There are some troops under the banner of the Gambia, but without the authorization of the United Nations, most of the world knows that the Gambian government is just a cover: the United Nations is instigated, what is it that your private boss jumps out to take care of?

At this time, there were all kinds of voices in the world, and they soon reached the United Nations headquarters in New York in the morning: the two superpowers in previous years could not shut everyone up, and of course there would be people who would jump out and accuse Xingchen International Group of stretching their hands too long.

In this regard, Zhang Nan, who listened to a few reports after getting up in the morning, didn't care, so he called Henry: "Is the copy made?"

... Okay, this will let people go to the gate of the United Nations headquarters, I am in a good mood today, invite them to watch an open-air movie!"