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Rwanda-backed rebels seize second major city in Democratic Republic of the Congo

Sky News Monday, 17 February 2025
Rwanda-backed rebels seize second major city in Democratic Republic of the CongoRwandan-backed rebels have occupied a second major city in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
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News video: M23 rebel leader promises to restore order after occupying 2nd major city in Congo

M23 rebel leader promises to restore order after occupying 2nd major city in Congo 01:01

 An M23 leader, surrounded by armed rebel fighters, promised to restore order to east Congo’s second largest city after the Rwanda-backed group entered the central part of Bukavu Sunday morning.

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