On Sunday, M23 rebels entered Bukavu, a critical trading hub in eastern Congo, marking a concerning trend for the Congolese army's resilience. Eyewitnesses reported the rebels' seamless takeover with little to no resistance faced, contrasting sharply with the recent violent clashes in Goma. The rebels, supported by Rwanda, now control two major trading centers in the mineral-rich eastern region. As the situation unfolds, the Congolese government has remained silent, prompting fears over regional stability and ongoing violence.
The apparent takeover of Bukavu by M23 rebels highlights the Congolese army's growing weakness as they met no resistance during their advance.
M23 rebels, supported by Rwanda, have claimed control over Bukavu, a key trading hub, signaling a significant shift in territorial power in eastern Congo.
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