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MONUSCO Condemns the Attacks on its Premises in Goma and Calls for Restraint

11 Aug 2022

MONUSCO Condemns the Attacks on its Premises in Goma and Calls for Restraint

MONUSCO/SPOKESPERSON OFFICE

Kinshasa, July 25, 2022: MONUSCO condemns, in the strongest terms possible, the attack on its premises in Goma, North Kivu.

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