Politics: Chaos erupts in Zimbabwe's capital amid growing political unrest and rumors of a coup

There have been reports of a heavy military presence and explosions in Harere.

Chaos has erupted in the Zimbabwean capital of Harare.

There were reports of multiple explosions in the city and a heavy presence of armed soldiers in the early hours of Wednesday morning local time. Soldiers have also taken control of the headquarters of state broadcaster ZBC, according to Reuters.

The Associated Press reported seeing armed soldiers assaulting civilians and loading ammunition into military vehicles. At least three explosions were heard near the University of Zimbabwe.

Released as a "Security Message for US Citizens", the US Embassy in Zimbabwe has advised all US citizens in Zimbabwe to shelter in place until further notice due to the country's "political uncertainty."

The US embassy also announced it will be closed on November 15.

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