At least 60 people were killed in a brutal attack on a funeral ceremony in North Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo. Officials report that the assault happened at night while mourners were gathered. Most victims were killed with machetes, and others were shot during the violence. The Islamist group Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), linked to ISIL, is accused of carrying out this deadly raid.
The attack has shocked the local community and increased fears about the ongoing security challenges in the region. North Kivu has faced repeated violence due to armed groups operating within its borders. Residents fear such attacks could continue unless stronger efforts are taken to restore peace and stability.
Local authorities and international observers condemned the violence and called for urgent measures to protect civilians. The funeral targeted was held for a community member, and the attack disrupted this solemn event, leaving families and friends devastated.
This latest tragedy highlights the complex conflict situation in eastern DRC, which has seen years of unrest and humanitarian crises caused by rebel groups and militant factions.
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