Conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
The United Nations reported almost 3,000 people killed in the conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The situation in Goma remains volatile with risks of escalation. M23 insurgents have taken control of key infrastructures and airports. MONUSCO has ceased joint operations with the Congolese armed forces. DRC government seeks U.N. investigation into mass human rights violations in Goma.
Key Points
- Almost 3,000 people killed in the conflict
- Situation in Goma remains volatile with risks of escalation
- Loss of key infrastructures and airports
- MONUSCO has withdrawn from joint operations with Congolese armed forces
- DRC government seeks U.N. investigation into mass human rights violations in Goma