Congolese Coalition Accused of Drone Attacks on Civilian Camp in North Kivu

The Congolese government coalition faces accusations of launching drone attacks against civilian properties in Rumangabo, located in the North Kivu province. The alleged strikes took place on Sunday, May 24, reportedly hitting areas inhabited by civilians.

Reports indicate that the drone attacks were carried out by forces aligned with the Congolese government coalition. The specific civilian properties targeted have not been fully detailed, but the nature of the accusations points to a disregard for civilian safety.

This incident has sparked significant concern among local populations and international observers regarding the conduct of military operations in the North Kivu region. The use of drones in such attacks raises questions about the rules of engagement and the protection of non-combatants during the ongoing conflict.

Further details regarding the extent of the damage, any potential casualties, and the official response from the Congolese government coalition are awaited. The accusations underscore the volatile security situation in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.