M23 fighters resume attacks in DR Congo after two-day pause
Briefly

Despite calls for a ceasefire from 24 East and Southern African leaders, M23 rebels have resumed their offensive in South Kivu province, launching attacks on armed forces after a brief lull. This escalation follows previous violent advancements in North Kivu, with escalating tensions forcing many residents of Bukavu to evacuate. Schools have shut down, and the community is bracing for more violence. Displaced persons in camps near Goma express uncertainty about returning home while M23 denies allegations of coercing their relocation. Regional leaders emphasize the urgency of restoring peace amidst the chaos.
Fighters of the M23 rebel group in the Democratic Republic of Congo have resumed attacks despite calls from 24 regional leaders for an immediate ceasefire.
Anxious residents of Bukavu are preparing for an M23 offensive as schools close and shops shutter amid fears of imminent attacks by the rebels.
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