More than 400 civilians have been killed in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, highlighting a surge in violence as a US-backed peace deal falters. The escalating attacks have displaced thousands and raised serious concerns about the effectiveness of international interventions aimed at stabilizing the region.

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‎Authorities and humanitarian organizations continue to call for urgent measures to protect civilians and restore peace, while monitoring the fragile security situation.

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‎The situation underscores the challenges facing DR Congo, where political agreements and international efforts often struggle to curb armed conflicts and protect vulnerable populations.

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‎Source: Reuters

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