Islamist Rebels Kill 89 in Eastern Congo, Government Says

In a recent attack in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Islamist rebels with links to the Islamic State have killed at least 89 people. The attacks occurred on Monday in the eastern region of the country, according to the DRC government. The rebels, who have been operating in the area, carried out the deadly assaults in various villages. The government has condemned the violence and vowed to take action to protect its citizens. The incident highlights the ongoing security challenges faced by the DRC, where various armed groups have been active in the eastern part of the country for years. The government is working to maintain stability and address the threat posed by these militant groups. The attack has drawn international attention, and efforts are underway to investigate the incident and bring the perpetrators to justice. The DRC government has reiterated its commitment to ensuring the safety and security of its people in the face of such violent acts.