Walikale: Army takes control of strategic Rushihe Hill after clashes with FRN in Katobo

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Walikale: Army takes control of strategic Rushihe Hill after clashes with FRN in Katobo

In Katobo, Walikale territory in North Kivu, the FARDC, supported by wazalendo fighters, took control of Rushihe Hill after clashes with FRN rebels that began on Saturday, October 24. Heavy and light weapons fire prompted residents to flee toward Ihula or seek refuge in the forest. FRN fighters withdrew toward Ihula, raising concerns that the fighting could spread to nearby communities. A fragile calm was reported on Monday, but displaced residents remain uncertain about when they can return.

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