Archive · 2 Jan 2026
DRC Accuses Rwanda-Backed M23 of Killing 1,500
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) says that a group called M23, which they believe is supported by Rwanda, has killed more than 1,500 people in attacks since last December.
The DRC government calls these attacks a serious problem and says they go against international laws.
They are very upset because they see these attacks as a threat to their country's independence and safety.
The situation is tense, and the DRC is asking for help to stop these attacks.
DRC accuses Rwanda-backed M23 militia of killing over 1,500 civilians since December 2022.
Authorities describe the attacks as a violation of national sovereignty and international law.
The M23 militia is alleged to be supported by Rwanda.
The situation is described as a serious and repeated violation of international law.
The DRC government is seeking international support to address the issue.
- Who
- DRC authorities
- What
- Accusations of killings by Rwanda-backed M23 militia
- When
- Since December 2022
- Where
- Democratic Republic of Congo
- Why
- Alleged aggression against national sovereignty and violation of international law
- Country
- Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)
- Militia Group
- M23
- Alleged Backer
- Rwanda
- Casualties
- Over 1,500 civilians
- Time Frame
- Since December 2022
