Clashes this sundayin Bweramana!

 



As Wazalendo proposes not to fully depend on commands by FARDC chain of command ,claiming that some orders by FARDC are the ones that left many of the areas to fall under control of M23.They claim that 80% of areas under m23 was a result of orders from FARDC to drop or withdraw from the areas.This Sunday sees fire on the rebels on several axes around Shasha, Muremure, Sake... clashes are reported around the city of Saké which remains under control of the FARDC supported by the Wazalendo who opened fire this morning on the enemy in Lutobogo on the Sake-Mushaki axis with the aim of pushing the enemy away from the city. On the other side of Bweremana, a strategic city under threat from the enemy although held and defended with bravery by loyalist forces, clashes have also been reported since 5:25 am on the Bweremana-kimoka axis between the forces loyalists and the Rwandan and Ugandan armies under the label of the M23 who have already failed in several attempts to recover this city.

Fighting is reported in all the M23 positions located along the Sake-Bweremana road but also in the hills around this  town. . “We are confident with this determination of the Wazalendo resistance fighters, they are engaged and attacking the enemy from all sides of Kashingamutwe and Makabya in Kabase Village; Kyabondo, Ndumba towards Nyamubingwa, Maoma, Buhunga in Village Kituva,” specifies our source.other fighting between M23 and Wazalendo resistance fighters are underway in Rwiririza, Rutshika and Majagi towards Ngungu. 

The M23 decried these multiple attacks by the forces they claim are the coalition forces of the illegitimate regime of Kinshasa mainly, the FARDC, FDLR, MERCENARIES, MILITIA, the NATIONAL DEFENSE FORCES OF BURUNDI and the SADC FORCES, supported by MONUSCO against all international conventions and United Nations resolutions , attacking densely populated areas in Nyenyeri, Bitare and their surroundings, using heavy artillery and battle tanks;tweeted Kanyuka.


M23 through Laurence Kanyuka also alerts the International Community and that of Humanitarians to the continued attacks against civilian populations by these forces of the Kinshasa regime and the unprecedented humanitarian crisis in Masisi.

Despite all this, the M23 high command is determined and vows not to leave their claimed ancestral dwelling and ready to fight until they reclaim their right of nationality.


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