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Attack destroys camp of Portuguese coach Carlos Queiroz

Notícias de Coimbra4 September 2026 at 22:59

An attack destroyed the camp of Portuguese coach Carlos Queiroz. At least one person died and around two thousand people were displaced after an insurgent incursion that destroyed the camp. The incident directly involves the former Portugal national team coach, Carlos Queiroz, who was leading the camp in question. Insurgent forces were responsible for the incursion that caused the destruction and forced the mass displacement of the local population.

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