{UAH} CIVIL SOCIETY FEARS A UGANDA REBEL ATTACK

Beni: civil society fears a Ugandan rebel attack against several cities

July 2, 2013, | Last update July 2, 2013 at 1:20 | under News , North Kivu , Security . Keywords: ADF / NALU , Beni , Ugandan rebels

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Civil society Beni accuses Ugandan rebel ADF / NALU prepare an attack against several cities of the country. According to its president Teddy Kataliko, for three days the rebels reinforced their positions around the town of Beni and the city Oicha.

Sources of civil society indicate that since Sunday evening a group of Ugandan rebels were positioned Kangwayi-Palmba, a village 25 km from the town of Beni and 5 km from the city of Oicha.

According to the sources, another rebel group took Masulukwede position, 3 km from the airport Mavivi which are positioned troops MONUSCO.

Kataliko Teddy says that ADF / NALU prepare a simultaneous attack against Beni Oicha and Mbau.

He called on Congolese soldiers and peacekeepers vigilance "to avoid any surprises."

For his part, Colonel Richard Bisamaza, acting commander of the first sector of the FARDC based in Beni, denies the presence of ADF / NALU in this area. It provides that "the situation is under control of the army."

Two days ago, however, the rebels of the ADF / NALU took control and Mamundioma Totolito . These two cities are located approximately 45 km from Beni.

Colonel Richard Bisamaza had reported twelve rebels and four soldiers killed in fighting between the two sides.

For the president of the civil society of Beni, Ugandan rebels were allied with Somali fighters from Al-Shabab to dislodge the FARDC these two locations.Confirming this coalition between the two armed groups, Colonel Richard Bisamaza spoke of a strategic retreat of his men.

 

 

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