One Soldier and Three Militiamen Killed in Attack on FARDC Position in Bule

Author: radiookapi.netPublished on: October 30, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

Crime & Law

One Soldier and Three Militiamen Killed in Attack on FARDC Position in Bule

One FARDC soldier and three militiamen from the Convention for the Popular Revolution (CRP) were killed on Thursday, October 29, in an attack on an army position in Bule-centre, Djugu territory, Ituri. About ten attackers reportedly sought to obtain weapons and ammunition before exchanges of fire broke out; seven militiamen were seriously wounded. The army recovered two PKM machine guns, four ammunition belts and two Motorola radios. Fearing reprisals, schools and shops closed, disrupting local economic and social activity.

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