The March 23 Movement (M23) rebellion announced on Sunday its withdrawal from the villages that came under its control at the end of the week in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, saying in a statement it wanted "a peaceful resolution of the crisis".
2022/04/11/drc-m23-rebels-ready-to-reatreat-from-captured-villages
2022/04/11/drc-m23-rebels-ready-to-reatreat-from-captured-villages
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