21 Killed in Rebel Attack in Northern Central African Republic
Locals Blame 3R Militia Group for the Attack That Left Many Homeless
- 21 people, including children and a soldier, were killed in a rebel attack on a security outpost and a village in northern Central African Republic.
- The rebels attacked army checkpoints before targeting the civilian population, killing about 20 people.
- The attackers burned down houses in the village, which has been emptied of its population.
- Locals blamed the 3R, or Return, Reclamation, Rehabilitation group, one of many militia groups in northern CAR, for the attack.
- Many families are now homeless and forced to leave their homes because their homes were burned down.