ADF led a new incursion on the morning of this Thursday, December 16, 2021 on national route number 44 between the localities of Lukaya and Makumo, specifically in the Vingazi village of the Bangole group, Babila Babombi's chief in the territory of Mambasa and Ituri. Kasereka Sivamwenda of the local civil society who warned of this incursion ahead of a provisional assessment of 8 massacred civilians and a vehicle loaded with stolen goods. "Out of a total of 5 people on the RN44 and we are alerted that the names were directed to the west of the RN 44 to Mekwata and there were already 3 three bodies on site, which resulted in a total of 8 people. According to the same source, I would like to train from village to village, which endangers the population living in the localities of Mangonzi, Malikwanga and Mangila. Since the launch of joint military operations between the Congolese and Ugandan armies in the neighboring region of Beni in northern Kivu, the ADF has established fire brigade, established their bastions in this forest area located between the territories of Mambasa and Irumu in Ituri. Several dozen civilians have already been abducted in this region where, despite the declining state of security since May last, the army has struggled to clear the area off these terrorists.

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