**Fatshimetrie: Bloody attacks on displaced persons camps in the DRC spark international outrage**
In the heart of the Democratic Republic of Congo, in the turmoil of persistent conflicts, the east of the country is once again the scene of unbearable violence. The recent deadly bombings against displaced persons camps in Lac-Vert and Mugunga have plunged the international community into deep consternation.
The savage reprisals caused death and serious injury to innocent civilians, including women and children who paid the high price for this modern-day barbarity. Initial reports suggest an attack of extreme violence, without consideration for human life or respect for international conventions.
The disturbing silence surrounding the identification of those responsible for this heinous act strongly challenges the world diplomatic scene. While some express themselves firmly, pointing the finger at the M23 and Rwanda, others opt for a reservation which leaves a taste of unfinished business in the quest for justice and transparency.
The reaction of the African Union, through the voice of its President Moussa Faki Mahamat, raises questions about the desire of the continental organization to pronounce clear and unequivocal condemnations. The European Union and the SADC, for their part, have displayed their determination to sanction these attacks as flagrant violations of international humanitarian law, calling for immediate action to protect vulnerable civilian populations.
The United States joined the chorus of outrage, pointing out breaches of national sovereignty and territorial integrity, and urging the international community to act in concert to put an end to these intolerable abuses.
This new dark chapter in the complex story of the Democratic Republic of Congo once again reveals the flaws in the mechanisms for protecting civilian populations in times of conflict. Faced with the inability of international authorities to guarantee the security and dignity of the most vulnerable, it is imperative to redouble our efforts to put an end to this spiral of violence which is devastating the lives and hopes of a people bruised by too much violence. years of suffering.
The victims of these attacks deserve justice, the survivors deserve protection, and all humanity deserves a future of peace and respect. It is urgent that the international community mobilize resolutely to make this ideal a tangible reality, beyond empty speeches and diplomatic declarations with no follow-up. The time for action has come, and each day that passes without an adequate response further aggravates the unbearable burden of populations trapped in war and terror.