🔥🇨🇩03/07/26 MINEMBWE : DRONES RDF VISENT FARDC ET ZONES CIVILES 💔 NEVEU DE NYARUGABO ARRÊTÉ 🚨

🔥🇨🇩03/07/26 MINEMBWE: RDF DRONES TARGET FARDC AND CIVILIAN ZONES 💔 NYARUGABO'S NEPHEW ARRESTED 🚨 GOOD NEWS: A NEPHEW OF MOÏSE NYARUGABO ARRESTED IN LIKASI FOR COLLABORATION WITH RWANDA Mugeyo Ndayi lived in Katanga and after the fall of Goma, he left everything to go to Goma, where he was supposed to join the M23 group, believing it was still the RCD era. Upon arriving there, he realized that reality was different from what he thought. So after months, he decided to return to Likasi, where he was arrested by the security services. You can check his Twitter account and see who he's working for! While he is the nephew of Moïse Nyarugabo, as Kivu is useful Hello dear viewers of Afro Infos243, Thank you for counting us among your viewers and for placing your trust in us. GENERAL ALERT: Rwandan soldiers are reinforcing their positions in Kashongo, above Rubuga (Uvira Highlands). Commander Foka Foka of the Wazalendo militia warns of a risk of advance towards the Ruzizi Plain. UN: The FDLR do not threaten Rwanda A United Nations report states that it found no evidence that the FDLR represent a direct threat to Kigali. The UN believes that the Rwandan military intervention in the DRC pursues other interests related to minerals. The question many are asking: how long will the DRC continue to suffer the bombings? In Mikengue, Point Zéro, and Minembwe, several sources report bombings attributed to drones, hitting homes and FARDC positions. Faced with this situation, many believe the balance of power must shift to better protect civilians and strengthen the country's defense capabilities. ALERT | WALUNGU: A family claims that M23 prevented them from burying their loved one in their family compound. According to local sources, the burial was delayed for nearly 78 hours before finally taking place on Thursday, July 2, 2026, in a field outside the compound. The family denounces this as an attack on their dignity and property rights. This information could not be independently verified. Masisi: Violent clashes have erupted between the Rwandan army and the Wazalendo militias along several axes in the Masisi and Kalehe territories. The Wazalendo forces have advanced as far as Kasake, while the situation remains tense despite a relative calm observed in some areas. The Deputy Prime Minister of the Interior, Jacquemain Shabani, chaired a joint security meeting in Kisangani on Thursday, July 2nd, bringing together the governors and security committees of Tshopo, Haut-Uele, Bas-Uele, Ituri, and North Kivu. The authorities assessed the security situation in these five provinces and strengthened coordination of actions to address security challenges. “Expelled” or simply a political narrative? While some present themselves as victims, many Congolese ask another question: where were they when eastern DRC was engulfed in war? Presenting oneself today as a “political exile” is not enough to dispel the numerous questions surrounding the positions and alliances discussed in the public debate. The Congolese people expect explanations, facts, and transparency, rather than narratives designed to elicit sympathy. The priority remains peace, the sovereignty of the DRC, and the protection of civilians, far removed from the controversies and rhetoric that continue to divide the country. This version remains incisive while avoiding presenting unverified claims as facts. Félix Tshisekedi on xenophobia in South Africa: “We trust in the wisdom of the South African authorities to favor a more balanced approach, consistent with the values ​​of African solidarity, so that a positive, peaceful, and rights-respecting outcome can be found.”