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Rwanda-backed M23 escalated violence after a June 19 ceasefire and killed at least 319 civilians in North Kivu from July 9 through July 21. The Congolese and Rwandan presidents remain due to discuss the truce.
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Rwanda-backed M23 escalated violence after a June 19 ceasefire and killed at least 319 civilians in North Kivu from July 9 through July 21. The Congolese and Rwandan presidents remain due to discuss the truce.
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North Kivu dossier
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North Kivu
Rwanda-backed M23 escalated violence after a June 19 ceasefire and killed at least 319 civilians in North Kivu from July 9 through July 21. The Congolese and Rwandan presidents remain due to discuss the truce.
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The UN counted at least 319 civilian deaths from M23 massacres between July 9 and 21.
Rwanda-backed M23 escalated violence after a June 19 ceasefire and killed at least 319 civilians in North Kivu from July 9 through July 21. The Congolese and Rwandan presidents remain due to discuss the truce.
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