Title: The deadly attack by ADF rebels in Jakiya, North Kivu
Introduction :
On the evening of August 26, a new attack attributed to ADF rebels bloodied the village of Jakiya, located in the territory of Oicha, about forty kilometers from Beni, in the province of North Kivu in the Democratic Republic of Congo. . At least four people lost their lives during this attack, but the figures remain provisional according to Omar Kalisia, president of the territorial civil society. The authorities and the army have not yet officially reacted to this event.
Development :
Residents of Jakiya experienced a night of horror on August 26, when Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) rebels attacked the village. The first reports show four people killed, but it is important to stress that these figures are provisional and that they could still evolve. Local authorities and the army have not yet officially reacted to this event.
This attack once again highlights the persistent insecurity in the region. The ADF, a rebel group active in the region for more than 20 years, is known for its violent actions and attacks against civilians. Despite the efforts of Congolese security forces to neutralize them, the ADF continues to sow terror in the region.
The consequences of this attack are devastating for the local population. Victims’ families mourn their loved ones, while the entire community lives in constant fear of future attacks. The residents of Jakiya fear for their safety and demand a firm response from the authorities.
Conclusion :
The murderous attack perpetrated by the ADF rebels in Jakiya, North Kivu, on August 26, is a sad reminder of the persistence of insecurity in the region. Civilians continue to pay the high price, victims of the indiscriminate violence of this armed group. Faced with this reality, it is urgent that the authorities take more effective measures to protect the population and put an end to these attacks. The safety of the inhabitants of Jakiya and the North Kivu region in general must be a top priority to ensure the stability and well-being of the population