FOLLOWING INTENSE FIGHTING BETWEEN THE FARDC (BACKED BY THE WAZALENDO) AND THE THE M2), SEVERAL LOCALITIES IN MASISI HAVE COME UNDER FARDC AND WAZALENDO CONTROL

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The Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, supported by the valiant Wazalendo fighters, have retaken full control of:

1. Mohororo

2. Kaleta

3. Miyano

Large-scale counter-offensives led by the valiant and invincible FARDC and Wazalendo fighters are continuing toward Katoyi, which is already under threat; the aggressors risk being cut off from any escape route at any moment. The town of Katoyi is already feeling the impact of the Wazalendo and FARDC presence following the capture of nearby areas and the strategic use of the Mitimingi locality.

These operations have given the advantage to FARDC and Wazalendo fighters; some m23 fighter  commandos have surrendered, while many others have been neutralized or wounded, and the aggressors are abandoning their heavy weaponry as they flee.

Local sources on the ground report that the families of senior figures in the RDF-M23  movement, as well as the wives of Rwandan officers, are leaving Masisi for Goma, while others are heading to Masisi Center, fearing the advance of the Wazalendo and FARDC across several localities.

INTENSE FIGHTS ARE REPORTED ON THE BURORA HILL IN THE STRATEGIC CITY OF NGUNGU IN THE MASISI TERRITORY
The valiant wazalendo fighters and FARDC intensify the strikes in the Masisi territory after several provocations by theM23 trying to break through to Walikale,FARDC supported by their faithful wazalendo warriors are multiplying the strikes on the aggressors' positions.
the strategic city of Ngungu and Lela are targeted this morning, September 17, 2026, after the capture of several nearby localities, the invincible FARDC and wazalendo fighters are launching a fierce counter-offensive on the Burora hill near Ngungu.
the senior personnel of Kahoko are leaving Ngungu already heading to Goma, the city of Ngungu will be liberated at all costs, it is already surrounded by leopards.

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