Red Cross Escorts More than 1,300 DR Congo Soldiers Out of Rebel City
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Red Cross escorts more than 1,300 DR Congo soldiers out of rebel city
The eastern city of Goma was taken over by the M23 armed group in January. The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said the operation had been 'complex' and involved long negotiations with MONUSCO, the government and M23, which had refused to allow evacuations through Goma's airport, closed since the takeover.
East of the Democratic Republic of the Congo: More than 1300 Congolese Soldiers and Police Evacuated From Goma
More than 1,300 Congolese military and police personnel were evacuated from the city of Goma to the hands of armed group M23 in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, to the capital Kinshasa, announced the International Red Cross (ICRC) on Thursday in a press release.
Disarmed Congolese forces back in Kinshasa - CAJ News Africa
from JEAN KASSONGO in Kinshasa, DRCDRC BureauKINSHASA, (CAJ News) – THE International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has transported 1 359 disarmed members of the government forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and their families from war-torn Goma to Kinshasa, the capital. Between April 30 and May 15, they travelled for nearly 2,000 kilometres – and across a front line. “This operation shows how important and irreplaceable the ro…
Red Cross Has Evacuated over 1,300 From Goma in DR Congo
Several unarmed Congolese police officers, soldiers and their families have since January sought refuge at UN peacekeeping bases in the city of Goma in the DR Congo, where rebel groups took control in January.
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