A delegation from the Catholic Church in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has held talks with a rebel leader as government forces continue their offensive against armed groups in the eastern region. The meeting, aimed at fostering dialogue and seeking a peaceful resolution, comes as Congolese troops push deeper into rebel-held territory.
The Catholic Church, a significant mediator in the DRC’s ongoing crisis, has long advocated for peace amid escalating violence that has displaced thousands. The talks focused on de-escalation, humanitarian aid, and potential paths to reconciliation.
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As military operations intensify, concerns grow over civilian casualties and the worsening humanitarian crisis. The international community has urged all parties to prioritize peace efforts, while the Congolese government remains determined to regain full control over conflict zones.
