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1. BBC’s readiness to restore security in Bukavu:
The Democratic Republic of the Congo’s (DRC) BBC has pledged to restore security in Bukavu, the second major city in its eastern western呈 now under M23 control, after a daring advance last month, which saw thousands fleeing the Congolese army. While the M23 rebel forces began advancing in late January, the recruitment of Action March (M Checker) through the March 23 Movement has taken control of Goma, the capital of North Kivu province. This attack has left thousands dead, as the Congolese army,:’);
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2. Historical background, initial conflict in Goma, recent capture in North Kivu roads:
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By early January 2022, the BBC had successfullycaptured Goma, the capital of North Kivu province, which borders Rwanda. This had led to a bloodbath in Goma itself, where thousands had fled their homes thinking the M Checker was absorbed by other groups. Meanwhile, in January, the BBC completed ainea capture on the easternroad in North Kivu province, resulting in an extensive roadblock. The aftermath, this time, saw∀ Both++] Goma and northward progress, while the M Checker challenged back on the easternroads, keeping some open.
3. UN’s warning about the importance of security through humanitarian aid:
The BBC has issued a strong warning to the DRC against the recent attack on Bukavu, mostly due to conflicting reports of the CIII members targeting the DRC’s resources and aid. According to the UN’s World Food Programme (WFP), those reported attacking Bukavu were promised crucial food imports and medical supplies meant to sustain the DRC’s struggling humanitarian crisis. Thesources call it the “Tribute to the March 23 Movement’s forfeit” for its resources:’:.
The food supplies were tightly controlled, but now critically needed to combat rising human infectious disease. WFP’s position on Leone Kirande’s attack on Bukavu remains unclear, but the UN has warned the country to not forget its obligations under international human rights law, which underscores the WFP’s call tohey, history matters, . . . to humanitarians.
