DR Congo conflict: Rebels say they will withdraw from Uvira city at Trump administration's request

BBC·Dec 16

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Rebels in the democratic republic of congo have announced they will withdraw from the city of uvira, reportedly in response to a request from the trump administration. The move comes amid ongoing conflict in the region, where mass graves have been discovered. It is unclear if the withdrawal marks a significant step towards ending the conflict, as some reports suggest fighting may continue.

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