UN Delegation Visits DR Congo As Conflict Rages On

An attack on a village in eastern DR Congo, allegedly by Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) miltants with ties to Islamic State, left approximately 36 people dead and several villagers missing. Mumbere Limbadu Arsene, the head of the civil society group, said the modus operandi suggested that the ADF was behind the attack, since no shots were fired.

A United Nations Security Council delegation wrapped up a three-day visit to DR Congo on Sunday, with ambassadors stressing a political solution to end the raging M23 rebel conflict. Voice of America reports that the delegation landed in the DR Congo capital, Kinshasa, on Thursday March 9, 2023, before traveling to Goma on Saturday. The team met Congolese President Felix Tshisekedi. In Goma they had talks with local officials, civil leaders and toured a displaced persons' camp.

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A DR Congo soldier (file photo).

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