File:Brazzaville residential neighborhood.jpg
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Extensive damage was caused to residential areas of Brazzaville when munitions at an army barracks blew up on 4 March 2012. Photo: Laudes Martial Mbon/IRIN |
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| current | 19:06, 26 March 2012 | | 600 × 400 (84 KB) | Crtew (talk | contribs) | Extensive damage was caused to residential areas of Brazzaville when munitions at an army barracks blew up on 4 March 2012. Photo: Laudes Martial Mbon/IRIN |
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