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Congo government raises toll from attack in east to more than 270

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Congo’s government dramatically increased the death toll from a massacre last week they blamed on M23 rebels, saying Monday that 270 people had been killed in an attack that broke a fragile cease-fire agreement.

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News18 India

DR Congo Says 'Around 300' Dead in Massacre by Rebels

The government has been locked in a months-long conflict with the notorious armed group M23 -- with the latest violence coming just five days after a ceasefire

1 year ago·India

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CTV News

Congo government raises toll from attack in east to more than 270

Congo's government dramatically increased the death toll from a massacre last week they blamed on M23 rebels, saying Monday that 270 people had been killed in an attack that broke a fragile cease-fire agreement.

1 year ago·Canada

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Associated Press News

Congo govt raises toll from attack in east to more than 270

Congo's government now says at least 270 people died in a massacre last week in the country's east it blamed on M23 rebels. But the rebel's chairman is disputing the figure and accusing the government of using false information given…

1 year ago·United States

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abc News

Congo govt raises toll from attack in east to more than 270

Congo's government now says at least 270 people died in a massacre last week in the country's east it blamed on M23 rebels

1 year ago·United States

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The Washington Post

Congo govt raises toll from attack in east to more than 270

Congo’s government now says at least 270 people died in a massacre last week in the country’s east it blamed on M23 rebels

1 year ago

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KIFI

Congo govt raises toll from attack in east to more than 270

By AL-HADJI KUDRA MALIRO Associated Press BENI, Congo (AP) — Congo’s government now says at least 270 people died in a massacre last week in the country’s east it blamed on M23 rebels. But the rebel’s chairman is disputing the figure and accusing the government of using false information given by a local tribal militia leader. It was not immediately possible to corroborate the death toll given Monday because of insecurity in the area. The villag…

1 year ago·Idaho Falls, United States

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