80 Indian soldiers trapped in this city as rebels capture…., the city is in…, not Lebanon, Gaza

M23 conflict: In a significant building coming out of Africa, the M23 rebels have captured the city of Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Readers should screen that the M23 rebels have the toughen of neighboring nation Rwanda and 80 squaddies and officers of the Indian Navy’s Medical Corps are most modern in the city Goma.

South African peacekeepers in Congo as loss of life toll rises in M23 conflict

Four extra South African squaddies were killed in combating with M23 rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the authorities acknowledged on Tuesday, taking the option of South African peacekeepers killed to 13 since the conflict escalated final week. South African troops are in Congo as a part of U.N. and Southern African missions.

The Department of Defence acknowledged in a press launch that on Monday M23 rebels had launched mortar bombs in the route of Goma airport in eastern Congo, ensuing in three SANDF (South African National Defence Power) squaddies being killed. One other soldier injured in fight with M23 rebels over the previous three days died from their injuries, it added.

South Africa requires extra efforts to prevent Congo conflict after 13 squaddies killed

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa known as for intensified diplomatic efforts to solve the ongoing conflict in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) following the deaths of 13 South African peacekeepers.

The South African troops, a part of the Southern African Pattern Neighborhood (SADC) Mission in the DRC (SAMIDRC), were killed in escalating combating keen the March 23 Motion (M23) insurrection neighborhood and the Armed Forces of the DRC since final week.

In a press launch issued on Wednesday, Ramaphosa prolonged his condolences to the households of the fallen peacekeepers, calling on the nation to rally in the attend of its squaddies “who've devoted their lives to bringing peace on our continent.”

The President reaffirmed South Africa’s dedication to peace, urging all events to appreciate the DRC’s territorial integrity and interact in diplomatic processes to prevent the ongoing conflict.

“We name on all events to this conflict to utterly embrace the most modern diplomatic efforts which can be geared in direction of discovering a silent resolution,” he acknowledged. “We should silence the guns on our continent for the attainment of inclusive building and prosperity.”

(With inputs from companies)