Rebels in Democratic Republic of Congo say they have taken key city of Goma
- Rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo claim to have taken control of the city of Goma amid ongoing violence and chaos in the region.
- At least 17 people have been killed and nearly 400 wounded due to the fighting, with South African soldiers among the casualties.
- The United Nations condemned the M23 advances and the presence of external forces, while DR Congo demanded sanctions against Rwanda for its alleged support of the rebels.
- Goma's capture by M23 raises fears of a broader conflict between DR Congo and Rwanda, with reports of cross-border fire and civilian unrest following the takeover.
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