In a sudden and worrying move, rebels from the M23 group, backed by Rwanda, have moved towards the city of Goma in eastern Congo. This put the local population of around 2 million in a state of panic, as they feared a major conflict was coming their way. The U. N. described the situation as dire, with the airport closed and main roads blocked, effectively trapping people inside the city. This region is known for its valuable minerals and has been a hotspot for violence for years, with the M23 rebels making significant gains in recent weeks. Congo's government sees this as an act of war by Rwanda, which denies any involvement despite evidence to the contrary. The U. N. has been trying to help, but the situation is intense, with peacekeepers being targeted and Harmed. It's a complex scenario that reflects the ongoing struggles in this volatile region.
