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At least 17 people killed as fighting in DR Congo’s Goma intensifies

28 January 2025
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Fighting in Goma, DRC has intensified as M23 rebels backed by Rwanda declared control of the city, resulting in clashes that left 17 dead and 367 wounded. South Africa confirmed three soldiers killed, while exchanges occurred between Congolese and Rwandan troops near the border. The UN and AU will discuss the crisis as accusations of Rwandan support for M23 persist.

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