19 killed, 27 injured in clash between DR Congo army and M23 rebels

“Following Monday’s fighting, 15 rebels were killed and 21 others were injured, while the army lost 4 officers and 6 of them were injured,” government spokesman Lambert Mende said.

He said that during the clash in Muntaho region, 12 km from Goma town, six assailants were captured by the DR Congo Armed Forces (FARDC), while two others who tried to flee were captured by the public and handed over to the Congolese National Police (PNC).

Mende reiterated that the government will use all available options, both political and diplomatic, to resolve the humanitarian and security crisis that the attack has caused.
He however did not rule out the use of the military force.

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