Ituri (DRC) : at least 16 people killed and others kidnapped in ADF attacks
Armed fighters identified as ADF (Allied Democratic Forces) carried out several attacks last weekend in the Walese Vonkutu chiefdom. It is in the Ituri province in the east of the DRC. The toll put forward by local sources is sixteen deaths, several kidnappings and houses burned. INFO SOS Médias Burundi
The attackers, according to local sources, carried out various attacks.
“On Friday, a first attack targeted the locality of Zunguluka in the Bundingili groupment around 7 p.m. There, they killed a woman and three children,” say witnesses who specify that fifteen people were kidnapped and twelve houses burned.
The next day, the village of Ndimo in the Dandavilemba groupment was targeted. Four people were killed there, according to residents.
“As if that was not enough, the attackers returned to the same village. They killed eight more people, leaving a total of twelve victims,” regret our sources.
Residents denounce the inaction of the military and administration authorities who, according to them, do not intervene.
“We do not understand why the army does not intervene. The administration authorities for their part seem to turn a blind eye instead of implementing the agreements signed with Uganda to fight together against the ADF group,” they regret.
The military and administration authorities have not yet communicated on the situation.
You might also like
Burundi-DRC : Burundi sends other soldiers to Congo
According to the permanent secretary of the national security council, the second group of Burundian soldiers joined Congolese territory on Wednesday. At a time when the first group which went
Vita nchini DRC: M23 yaacha sehemu ya ngome zake
Ijumaa hii, kundi la M23 limefahamisha rasmi kuwa wapiganaji wake wamejiondoa kwenye ngome zao za Kibumba. Ni kwenye umbali wa takriban kilometa 20 kutoka mjini Goma, makao makuu ya mkoa
 : at least 16 people killed and others kidnapped in ADF attacks){kind=link}
Crisis in Eastern Congo : Rwanda and Tanzania receive more than 8,000 new Congolese refugees
In Rwanda, the UNHCR, which gives the figures, explains that humanitarian needs are multiplying as the number of Congolese fleeing to Rwanda in search of safety continues to increase. They