Putsch in Myanmar: Armee übernimmt Führung des Landes

SHOTLIST NAYPYIDAW, MYANMAR1. FEBRUAR 2021QUELLE: MRTVEINSCHRÄNKUNGEN: KEIN WEITERVERKAUF / NO RESALE1. Halbnahe Military official2. Halbnahe Military official3. Halbnahe Military officialsMYANMAR1. FEBRUAR 2021QUELLE: MRTVEINSCHRÄNKUNGEN: KEIN WEITERVERKAUF / NO RESALE4. News anchor broadcasting breaking news, announcing state of emergency for one yearRANGUN, YANGON DIVISION, MYANMAR5. NOVEMBER 2015QUELLE: AFPTV5. Nah Aung San Suu Kyi holding a press conference in her gardenRANGUN, YANGON DIVISION, MYANMAR19. JULI 2020QUELLE: AFPTV / POOL6. Halbnahe Myanmar's military Commander-in-Chief Min Aung Hlaing waiting for Myanmar President Win Myint 7. Halbnahe soldiers carrying wreath NAYPYIDAW, MYANMAR29. OKTOBER 2020QUELLE: AFPTV8. Verfolgungsfahrt Aung San Suu Kyi arriving to vote9. Totale Aung San Suu Kyi filling in voting slip in boothNAYPYIDAW, MYANMAR8. NOVEMBER 2020QUELLE: AFPTV10. Halbnahe Myanmar's military Commander-in-Chief, Senior General Min Aung Hlaing registering and then going to the voting boothNAYPYIDAW, MYANMAR1. FEBRUAR 2016QUELLE: MYANMAR PARLIAMENTEINSCHRÄNKUNGEN: NO RESALE FOR NON-EDITORIAL PURPOSESIMAGES ARE IN 4:311. Herauszoomen Aung San Suu Kyi's pro-democracy MPs taking their seats inside parliament's first session12. Panorama Aung San Suu Kyi's pro-democracy MPs taking their seats inside parliament's first sessionRANGUN, YANGON DIVISION, MYANMAR1. NOVEMBER 2015QUELLE: AFPTV13. Halbnahe Aung San Suu Kyi arriving to give a speech on campaign ground at YangonKENG TUNG, MYANMAR22. OKTOBER 2015QUELLE: AFPTV14. Halbnahe Aung San Suu Kyi giving speech at Kyaingtong township15. Verfolgungsfahrt Aung San Suu Kyi giving speech at Kyaingtong townshipVEREINIGTE STAATEN1. FEBRUAR 2021QUELLE: TWITTER / @SECBLINKENEINSCHRÄNKUNGEN: KEIN WEITERVERKAUF / NO RESALE16. Videografik animated tweet of US Secretary of State Antony Blinken Antony Blinken reading: 'The United States expresses grave concern regarding reports the Burmese military has detained multiple civilian government and civil society leaders. The military must reverse these actions immediately.'