Accra: The United Nations peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo, MONUSCO, has strongly condemned the recent deadly attack on worshippers in the country. The peacekeeping mission expressed deep outrage at these acts of violence, which are considered serious violations of international humanitarian law and human rights infringements.
According to EMM, MONUSCO has extended condolences to the bereaved families and urged Congolese authorities to conduct a thorough investigation into the killings. The mission reiterated the call from the UN Secretary-General for all foreign armed groups to disarm unconditionally and return to their home countries.
MONUSCO is actively supporting local authorities by organizing burials and providing medical care to those injured in the attack. The mission is also enhancing security measures in and around the city of Komanda to prevent further violence.
The peacekeeping mission remains committed to collaborating with Congolese authorities and local communities to prevent future attacks, protect civilians, reduce tensions, and contribute to the stabilization of regions affected by armed violence.