More and more international calling on peaceful negotiations ended the upgrade of violence in the East of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The fate of the GOMA of the Economic and Trade Center is still unclear. UN officials said this situation is chaotic and continues to fight in some areas of the city.
A Congo government official said that the army was still in control of most regions, but the M23 rebels that attacked the city’s dispute.
It is reported that at least 17 people were killed and nearly 400 were injured.
On Tuesday, South Africa said that four more soldiers died in a part of the doctorate in the Congo as a part of the DC due to a conflict with M23.
This makes the total number of casualties in South Africa reaching 13. Malawi and Uruguay also lost their maintenance personnel.
Cyril Ramaphosa, a South African President, talked with his Rwanda counterpart Paul Kagame on Monday.
The African Union will also hold an emergency meeting on Tuesday.
On Monday, FélixTshiseKedi held a meeting with the leaders of some state institutions to evaluate the city’s situation with leaders of some state institutions.
After the meeting, Vital Kamehe, Speaker of the National Parliament, said: “Our soldiers and (the militia of pro -government) continue to hold some positions in the city.”
He said that the president will speak to the country on this issue without providing specific details.
Since Friday, Goma has been cut off power and water, and Mr. Camel said that the government is working hard to restore it to the city.
He said the government is still seeking diplomatic and political solutions.
This is because the new US Secretary of State Marco Rubio condemned the M23 attack on a phone call with TSHISEKEDI.
In a statement, the US State Department said that the leader of the Congo agreed to re -start peaceful negotiations with Rwanda “as soon as possible, and Rwanda was accused of supporting the rebels.
Mr. Rubio also talked with Kenya President William Ruto and agreed to promote peaceful negotiations. A meeting between Kenyan leaders in TSHISEKEDI and Kagame is scheduled to be held on Wednesday.
The Congo government also requested another meeting of the UN Security Council-required this difficult action to take Rwanda this time
At the emergency UN meeting on Sunday, Dr. Congo asked to sanction on Rwanda, saying that his troops had crossed its territory, which was equivalent to the “Declaration of War.”
After the meeting, the United Nations condemned the progress of M23 and “continuously ignored the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Dr. Congo”, including the existence of “external forces”.
Rwanda has denied that he directly supports M23, but the UN maintains peaceful person in charge Jean-Pierre Lacroix, and there is no doubt that his troops are supporting the rebels.
