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An explosive device was detonated at church in the northeast of the country in what the military has labelled a "terrorist act."
A joint Ugandan-Congolese military operation targeting Islamists in North Kivu was launched in November 2021
A joint Ugandan-Congolese military operation targeting Islamists in North Kivu was launched in November 2021
At least five people were killed and 15 wounded in a suspected Islamist militant bomb on a church in the North Kivu region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Congolese military spokesman Antony Mualushayi said the "terrorist act" occurred at a church in the town of Kasindi, which lies on the border with neighbouring Uganda.
Videos posted on social media showed bodies in the pews and blood on the floor. Another showed bloodied victims being carried and treated by bystanders outside the church.
The Allied Democratic Forces, which the Islamic State group claims as its affiliate in Central Africa, is active in the area of North Kivu, where the church bomb attack took place.
This would be the first time the ADF targeted Kasindi since the group stepped up attacks in the region in 2014, local territorial administrator Charles Omeonga said.
The ADF pledged allegiance to Islamic State in 2019 and is accused of killing hundreds of villagers in frequent raids over the past two years.