US Accuses Rwanda of Deadly Attacks on DR Congo Displacement Camps

Recent bombings in eastern DR Congo, which killed dozens including children, have intensified international tensions and humanitarian concerns.

At least 12 fatalities reported following bomb attacks on displacement camps near Goma, intensifying the regional crisis.
US and Congolese officials attribute the attacks to Rwandan forces and M23 rebels, allegations Rwanda vehemently denies.
UN condemns the bombings as potential war crimes, highlighting the violation of international humanitarian law.
The conflict has exacerbated displacement, with millions now homeless and facing severe food insecurity.
International calls grow for a ceasefire and respect for sovereignty to prevent further escalation of the conflict.