Suspected ADF Rebels Kill 38 in Eastern DR Congo Attacks
The Allied Democratic Forces, linked to ISIL, have intensified violence in North Kivu, exploiting low security presence.
- At least 38 civilians were killed in overnight attacks on villages in Beni territory, North Kivu province.
- The Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), originally from Uganda and now based in eastern Congo, are suspected to be responsible.
- The ADF has pledged allegiance to ISIL and frequently targets civilians, further destabilizing the region.
- Joint military operations by Congolese and Ugandan forces have failed to curb the violence.
- The region has been plagued by armed groups for decades, with millions displaced due to ongoing conflicts.
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