President Felix Tshisekedi of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has condemned the international community's lack of action regarding the M23 militia's recent offensive, which has led to significant territorial gains, including the capture of Goma. The escalating violence in the region has prompted urgent responses from multiple parties, including the East African Community and various international actors. Tshisekedi announced that a vigorous military response is forthcoming, while also expressing frustration over the inaction of global powers in addressing the deteriorating security landscape in the DRC and the broader Great Lakes region.
President Felix Tshisekedi stated that the international community's 'silence and inaction' is an affront to the worsening security situation in the DRC.
Tshisekedi declared a vigorous military response to the M23 offensive, emphasizing the need for a coordinated approach against the terrorists and their sponsors.
The M23's capture of Goma, along with the worsening conflict, has compelled calls for emergency summits and international intervention.
With regional instability growing, Tshisekedi criticized the lack of engagement from international bodies, warning of a potential escalation in the Great Lakes region.
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