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DRC accuses ex-president Kabila of planning 'general attack' on the country

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Briefings

The Democratic Republic of Congo's government officials have formally accused former president Joseph Kabila of planning a general attack on the nation. This accusation follows Kabila's recent alliance with the rebel group M23, which has increased his direct involvement in the insurgency currently ravaging eastern DRC. The evidence indicates a shift in Kabila's role from a passive figure to an active participant in the ongoing conflict.

Key points

• Former president Joseph Kabila has joined forces with the rebel group M23 to establish a new outfit with a more direct role in the insurgency.

Context

The Democratic Republic of Congo faces an ongoing insurgency in eastern regions. Kabila's recent alliance with M23 marks a significant escalation in his involvement with the conflict.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single sentence from a news report dated October 18, 2026. The specific nature of the planned attack, the exact timeline of the new outfit's formation, and the number of rebels involved are not detailed in the provided source.

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