Published 1 year ago

M23 rebels accuse Congo's government of breaking cease-fire

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M23 says it is ready to disengage and withdraw from areas under its control. Violence in North Kivu has soared since M23 resurfaced in November 2021. Hundreds of people have died and tens of thousands displaced. The rebels and the government exchanged blame in recent days for alleged civilian massacres.

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M23 rebels accuse Congo's government of breaking cease-fire

M23 rebels have accused a government coalition in Congo of targeted killings and breaching a cease-fire agreed to last month. the rebel group’s political spokesperson said Wednesday that M23 alleges

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M23 rebels accuse Congo's government of breaking cease-fire

M23 rebels have accused a government coalition in Congo of targeted killings and breaching a cease-fire agreed to last month

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M23 rebels accuse Congo's government of breaking cease-fire

DAKAR, Senegal (AP) — M23 rebels accused a government coalition in Congo on Wednesday of targeted killings and breaching a cease-fire agreed to last month, jeopardizing prospects for peace in the country’s conflict-riddled east. M23 alleges the coalition attacked its positions in North Kivu province and was killing civilians, destroying houses and slaughtering cows, Lawrence Kanyuka, the rebel group’s political spokesperson, said. The rebels w…

1 year ago·Tacoma, United States

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