South Kivu: two dead and six wounded in drone bombings in Mwenga | Actualite.cd

Author: actualite.cdPublished on: June 8, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

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South Kivu: two dead and six wounded in drone bombings in Mwenga | Actualite.cd

Two people were killed and six others injured in drone bombardments in the Mwenga territory of South Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo. The attack occurred on June 8, 2026, as reported by Actualite.cd. The exact circumstances and perpetrators are not yet known.

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