Title: Congolese armed forces neutralize three ADF terrorists in North Kivu
Introduction:
As part of their operations against the Democratic and Allied Forces (ADF), the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (FARDC) succeeded in eliminating three Ugandan terrorists in the Mangulikene region of North Kivu province . This victory demonstrates the Congolese army’s commitment to ensuring security and stability in the region, as well as its desire to put an end to terrorist activities that threaten the population.
The story of the operations:
According to Captain Anthony Mwalushayi, spokesman for the army in the operational sector Sokola 1 grand-north, these terrorists were neutralized during an operation led by the FARDC in the area. Three jihadists were killed and another captured, demonstrating the effectiveness of Congolese forces in the fight against armed groups.
A macabre discovery:
While searching the area, the FARDC made a shocking discovery. They surprised two individuals burying an ADF/MTM terrorist, whose body had been cut into several pieces and placed in a bag. This macabre discovery highlights the brutality and cruelty of these terrorist groups who do not hesitate to commit inhumane acts.
Call for public vigilance:
Despite this victory, Captain Mwalushayi reminds the population to remain vigilant. In particular, he encourages farmers in the Mayangose and Nyaleke regions to be very attentive during their farming activities and to strengthen their collaboration with the army. By reporting suspicious enemy movements, the public can contribute to the detection and elimination of terrorist groups.
Conclusion:
The neutralization of three ADF terrorists by the Congolese armed forces is a significant step forward in the fight against armed groups in the North Kivu region. This demonstrates the determination of the Congolese army to ensure the security of the populations and to put an end to terrorist activities which hinder the development of the region. Nevertheless, the vigilance of the population remains essential to guarantee a safe and peaceful environment