United Nations agencies called for an end to the violence in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) as fighting between

General Derrick Mgwebu said that the only way through the crisis unfolding in the mineral-rich DRC was not through megaphone diplomacy but talking.

Between 700,000 and 1 million people are living in refugee camps around the capital of North Kivu. Their critical situation has become uncertain since the city was taken by rebels and Rwandan soldiers.

At least 111 bodies were found in Goma, DRC after clashes between the army and the armed group M23 Movement, a local leader told EFE.

Many bodies line the streets, North Kivu province head of Doctors Without Borders tells Anadolu Residents running out of food, clean water, medical supplies, according to World Food Programme spokeswoman UN says 700 people killed,

The eastern DRC city of Goma was seized by M23 rebels and their Rwandan allies on 26 January. Residents have emerged to count the dead and make sense of the fast-moving offensive.

There was gunfire Tuesday in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo city of Goma, as the United Nations warned of a worrying humanitarian situation amid clashes between Congolese soldiers and Rwandan-backed rebels who attacked the area and claimed to be in control.

At least 700 people have been killed over the past week in Goma, the largest city in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, or DRC. Observers believe that M23’s war with government forces, which displaced 400,