Rebels reportedly enter key DR Congo city despite Trump peace deal
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- Heavy artillery and gunfire have reportedly struck Uvira, a key city in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), as rebels advance despite a recent peace deal brokered by U.S. President Donald Trump between DRC and Rwanda. Residents are terrified as the violence escalates, undermining the fragile peace efforts aimed at stabilizing the region.
- The situation in Uvira is critical as it highlights the immediate failure of the peace accord, raising concerns about the effectiveness of diplomatic interventions in resolving long-standing conflicts in the region. The resurgence of violence poses a significant threat to civilian safety and exacerbates the humanitarian crisis.
- This development reflects a broader pattern of instability in the region, where peace agreements often fail to translate into lasting security. The recent displacement of over 300,000 people in northern Mozambique due to jihadist violence further underscores the escalating humanitarian challenges in East Africa, revealing a complex interplay of local and regional conflicts that continue to affect thousands.
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