Rarely does a weekend pass without word of a militant attack taking place in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). However, since there are many players in the region, the question of what group is responsible for any given incident emerges and can be tricky to answer at times.
One of the problems when it comes to DRC is that the UN never had enough personnel nor enough fire-power to deal with rebel, armed and criminal groups as in Kiwu province.
One of the problems when it comes to DRC is that the UN never had enough personnel nor enough fire-power to deal with rebel, armed and criminal groups as in Kiwu province.