Title: Joint UPDF-FARDC operation against the ADF: a decisive step in the fight against terrorism in Ituri
Introduction :
The joint operation between the Ugandan army (UPDF) and the Congolese army (FARDC) against the ADF rebel group in Ituri is making significant progress. Under the command of Lieutenant-General Kayanja Muhanga, the troops succeeded in dislodging the ADF from several localities, thus putting a stop to the abuses committed by this terrorist group. In this article, we will explore the progress of this operation, the joint efforts of the two armies and the importance of international cooperation in the fight against terrorism in the DRC.
Development :
Since the launch of the UPDF-FARDC joint operation, troops have carried out a series of successful missions in the Ituri region. The localities of Boga, Tchabi, Zunguluka and the Idou axis have been liberated from the hands of the ADF, thus allowing the local populations to live more peacefully. Lieutenant-General Kayanja Muhanga welcomes these advances and stresses the importance of cooperation between the two armies in the fight against armed groups.
The joint efforts of the FARDC and the UPDF continue, in particular towards the west of the national road number 4, on the axis Mombasa, where the ADF continue to sow terror among the population. The ADF commanders have been neutralized, and despite an attack on a school, the troops remain determined to eradicate this terrorist group which threatens the stability of the region.
Lieutenant General Kayanja Muhanga insists on the importance of the support of the population in this fight against the ADF. By denouncing the positions of the enemy, by providing valuable information to the armed forces, the population plays a crucial role in the success of this operation.
Conclusion :
The joint UPDF-FARDC operation against the ADF in Ituri testifies to the commitment of the Congolese and Ugandan armed forces in the fight against terrorism in the DRC. The progress made in liberating localities occupied by the ADF is encouraging, but there is still work to be done. International cooperation and public support are key to ending the terrorist threat in the region