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South Africa’s generals deny a "turf war," stating troops deployed to fight crime will follow military command and cooperate with police.
South African army generals deny claims of a "turf war" with police over the deployment of 2,000 troops to combat crime in areas like Gauteng and the Western Cape.
Speaking before parliament, they confirmed soldiers will only take orders from military command, as required by law, and emphasized the operation aims to improve coordination, not create conflict.
The deployment, announced by President Cyril Ramaphosa, targets rising crime including gang violence and illegal mining, with military forces supporting national security under constitutional authority.
Officials stress collaboration remains central, with no reported operational disputes between the armed forces and police.
Los generales de Sudáfrica niegan una "guerra territorial", declarando que las tropas desplegadas para combatir el crimen seguirán el mando militar y cooperarán con la policía.