(Reuters) - Zimbabwe s military action was not a takeover of the government and was meant to  target criminals , the BBC reported on Wednesday, citing the country s national broadcaster. The military read out a statement on ZBC in which it said President Robert Mugabe was safe, the BBC reported. Zimbabwe's envoy to South Africa, Isaac Moyo, also dismissed talks of a coup, saying the government was "intact", the BBC said. bbc.in/2iX3Kls Soldiers were deployed across capital Harare and seized the state broadcaster on Wednesday after 93-year-old Mugabe s ruling ZANU-PF party accused the head of the military of treason, prompting frenzied speculation of a coup.  
Zimbabwe military says it is not taking over government: BBC