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Fighting in Eastern DRC Kills About 7,000 People Since January, PM says
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Recent conflict in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo has resulted in over 7,000 deaths, according to the DRC's prime minister Judith Suminwa Tuluka. The fighting, primarily centered in North Kivu province, has also left around 450,000 people without shelter after the destruction of 90 displacement camps. This escalation represents the worst conflict in the region in over a decade, and the involvement of the M23 rebel group has sparked concerns of a larger, more widespread war.
We must unite … let's stand together to face the enemy.
It is impossible to describe the screams and cries of millions of victims of this conflict.
There is a significant mass of civilians who are part of these dead.
The sovereignty and territorial integrity of the DRC must be respected.
As more cities fall, the risk of a regional war rises. It's time to silence the guns.
RDC M23 Rebel Group
- Eastern African neighbors Rwanda and DR Congo agree on draft peace deal by May 2
- DR Congo government and M23 agree to immediate ceasefire and continue talks
- Eastern African leaders agree on ceasefire in DR Congo conflict after Qatar talks
sources
perspectives
- 1.Qatar Foreign Policy
- 2.Ethnic tensions
- 3.Mining industry
- 4.War Crimes
- 5.Copper mining
- 6.Rwanda under Paul Kagame
- 7.DRC under Félix Tshisekedi
- 8.Belgium under Bart De Wever
countries
organizations
persons
- 1.António Guterres
- 2.Judith Suminwa
- 3.Judith Suminwa Tuluka
- 4.Félix Tshisekedi
- 5.Jason Okundaye
- 6.Lawrence Kanyuka
- 7.Nesrine Malik
- 8.Patrick Muyaya