French diplomats return from Burkina Faso after it severs ties with Paris; Burkinabe diplomatic staff ordered to leave France by Monday evening
All French diplomats stationed in Burkina Faso have returned to France, and Burkina Faso's diplomatic staff must leave France by Monday evening, the French foreign ministry was quoted by Le Figaro as saying. The move followed Burkina Faso's June 26 announcement severing diplomatic relations with France with immediate effect.
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