Two weeks after deadly attacks in the Ugandan capital, Kampala, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo launched a joint cross-border operation targeting a militia in eastern Congo linked to the…
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At the border between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda, in a vast territory that ranges from the lofty Rwenzori mountains to the lush rainforest of the Semliki valley, one of the worldâs most active militant groups is responsible for the massacre of hundreds of civilians.
The ADF (Allied Democratic Forces) was originally an opposition rebel group from Uganda rooted in a radical agenda of religious militancy. Taking advantage of the regional power vacuum, the group fled to Beni territory in neighbouring DRC to find shelter from the Ugandan army.
FARDC soldier at a former UN base on the Mbau-Kamango Road, set up to interdict ADF movements. Fifteen UN troops from the Force Intervention Brigade were killed here and more than 50 wounded after the ADF launched a dawn assault in December 2017. Right; A young FARDC commando at a frontline position between the towns of Loselose and Mutwanga, North Kivu. An early morning FARDC r