The anti -government armed movement M23 and its army Rug They fired a new attack on east Congowhere they already conquered a city of one million inhabitants and so many other displaced, Goma, after many days of wild battles, which cost the lives of at least 2,900 people, according to a new UN report, multiple of the previous one.

Somewhere “2.00 corpses have been recovered on the streets in Goma in recent days and (other) 900 corpses are in the morgue,” summed the UN mission to the LD Congo, Vivian Van de Pere, clarifying that this number is still temporary and can be temporary to become even heavier.

A previous report by the International Organization spoke of 900 dead.

After his fighters occupied the capital of the province of North Kivo last week, the M23 declared a unilaterally humanitarian ceasefire this week, which was supposed to have entered into force on Tuesday. The movement added that it had “no intention of taking control of Boukavos or other communities”.

But yesterday at dawn, his rebels and Rwandan soldiers began fierce battles with the LD Congo armed forces in the neighboring province of southern Kivos. According to sources from the French Agency in the Security Forces and in organizations and organizations that do humanitarian work, they occupied the city of Niabibu, where mines and mines are located, 100 kilometers from Boukavos and 70 kilometers from the provincial airport.

“This is the proof that the unilateral ceasefire declared was, as usual, rather than a fraud,” commented a spokesman for the Government of the Government of the Government of the Government of LD Congo Patrick Muyaia.

For more than three years of war, the country’s armed forces (EDLD), who have a poor reputation, are alleged to have poor education and being plagued by corruption, have not ceased to retreat.

Some six ceasefire deals and truce were closed but never adhered to.

They had already broken out last week hostilities in southern Kivos, but there was a relative calm in recent days. According to sources in the army and in the area, the parties took advantage of this respite to strengthen their strengths with vibrant potential and material.

Yesterday in Boukavos, a city of one million inhabitants, a crowd in a feverish state of candles gathered to pray for peace.

The international community and countries that have taken on a mediating role, such as Angola and Kenya, are trying to find a diplomatic solution to the crisis as fears of regional ignition are expressed.

According to diplomatic sources, the advance of the M23 and the Rwandan army is not excluded from weakening if not to destabilize the government of President Felix Chiskendi, in power, LD Congo since 2019, although he secured a second term in December 20.

Kinshasa calls on the international community to take action against Kigali, in particular the imposition of sanctions.

“We see many statements, but we do not see actions,” said Teresa Kagikuaba Wagner without hiding her dissatisfaction, following a meeting in Brussels with her counterpart Maxim Prevo.

Felix Tsisendi and Paul Kagami are expected to be present on Saturday at an extraordinary joint meeting of the East African (EAC) community and the Meridian African Development Community (KAMA).

President Kagami said yesterday, after a conversation with European Council President Antonio Costa, that there was a need to “de -depletion” in the eastern Congo Congo.

“We discussed the situation in the LD Congo and agreed to the need for effective declining and resolving the conflict that will prioritize political dialogue and guarantee constant peace,” he said.

The UN Human Rights Council is also expected to meet extraordinary tomorrow Friday at a request by Kinshasa to discuss the crisis. The Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICT), who conducts investigation into war crimes and crimes against humanity, stressed yesterday that he was “closely monitoring” the situation in the LD Congo.

While diplomatic efforts continue, countries in the region say they are now reinforcing their defenses.

The Army in Uganda said last week that it was “in a position of defense” to prevent various armed organizations that act on the basis of the eastern Congo Congo to “exploit the situation”.

Burundi, for his part, accused Rwanda of being “preparing” and said he had no intention of “letting it”.

In the area, which is broken by various conflicts for decades, Kinshas accuses Kigali of plundering her natural resources. The Rwanda government denies it and oppose that it wants to eliminate it wants to eliminate armed organizations that are permanently threatening its safety, especially the democratic forces of Rwanda liberation (FDLR), which once founded officials belonging to Hutu and Hutu. They were involved in the Genocide of Tutsi.