Eighteen people have been killed and a number have been harmed in a "dread monger ambush" in the point of convergence of the capital of Burkina Faso, Ouagadougou, the governing body says.
Shooters opened fire on customers arranged outside a restaurant, witnesses were refered to as saying.
The strike is as of now completed, experts say, with the two aggressors in like manner butchered by security powers.
A jihadist strike on a neighboring bistro butchered 30 people in January a year prior.
There are fears that the latest attack is the work of one of the branches of al-Qaeda that are dynamic in the Sahel locale, the BBC's Alex Duval Smith reports.
Burkina Faso's new war against extremist Islamists
How Burkina Faso's differing religions live in peace
Africa Live: Latest news and reports
Cleric of Correspondence Remis Dandjinou confirmed on Monday that the ambush was done, with security qualities doing watches out for neighboring structures.
The shooting began not long after (21:00 GMT) on Sunday on Ouagadougou's clamoring Kwame Nkrumah Street.
The Aziz Istanbul Restaurant appears to have been at the point of convergence of the strike.
Picture engraving
The nationalities of the setbacks are yet to be asserted
One eyewitness told the BBC: "I saw there were distinctive trucks or jeeps driving through my street, with... neighborhood outfitted constrain/cops with AK47s, sending before my home.
"I heard a lot of shootings and a while later I was scared as hellfire and I went inside. I've been hearing a considerable measure of shooting."
Police boss Individual Ye uncovered to Related Press that the aggressors had arrived on cruisers and had begun shooting discretionarily.
Picture engraving
A harmed diner customer sits on the ground after the strike
Turkey's remote administration has insisted that one of the dead was Turkish. Unsubstantiated reports say another was French.
The ambush resembles one in January 2016, when shooters concentrated on the Amazing Motel and the Cappuccino diner, only 200m further along Kwame Nkrumah Street from the scene of the latest strike.
More than 170 people were snatched and 30 were butchered. The al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) total said it finished that strike.
Burkina Faso is a bit of the Sahel locale, which joins Mali where Islamist packs have been dynamic since 2012.
A multinational force continue running by African nations to target jihadist compels in the Sahel area has been set up, yet it won't be operational until not long from now.
Under fire: Late attacks in Burkina Faso
December 2016: 12 troopers kick the can in an ambush by Islamist aggressors in the north, near the Mali edge
January 2016: Islamist activists attack an Ouagadougou hotel understood with outcasts (above). Western nationals are among 30 people killed in the country's deadliest strike as of recently
Walk 2017: As the capital riggings up for Fespaco film festivity, two police posts in the north are attacked. Three people are executed
Walk 2017: Two people are seized and a school is scorched after jihadists incapacitate educational establishments
