The Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (FARDC), in collaboration with the Ugandan army, repelled an attack by the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) rebels in the village of Bambuba-Kisiki, in the Beni territory, in North Kivu

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The enemy, who wanted to besiege the aforementioned village on the night of Thursday to Friday, November 29, was quickly subdued by elements of two forces, who intervened urgently, local youth reported.

This youth structure, which salutes the army's feat, calls on the population to be vigilant and to report any suspicious movement to the security services.

"For the moment, there is calm in Kokola village located on the Oïcha-Eringeti road axis. The joint FARDC-UPDF force repelled an ADF attack on the evening of last Thursday. There was no human or material damage, because the elements of the two armies who intervened, used professionalism in the face of the attackers. We say thank you, and call on the young people to line up behind the defense forces to win the battle", encouraged Sangayo Maliyayuma, president of the youth in the Bambuba-kisiki group.

According to confidant sources, the activities which slowed down in the morning hours, resumed in the afternoon under the control of the DRC army.

However, some residents in the town report that the enemy is still circulating on the Eringeti-Kainama road axis where the assailants carried out several attacks last week.