The Seytenga attack is the second deadliest recorded in Burkina Faso, after the June 2021 attack on the village of Solhan, also in the north near Niger, where 132 people were killed according to the government
2022/06/15/burkina-army-abandoned-town-as-militants-attacked-survivors
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