Tue, 18 Nov, 2008 - 17:29
Rebel forces said they were pulling back from a fleeing Congo army today to allow peace talks.
The move came as any lingering army control in the area around Goma in the country’s east disintegrated.
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CourtsCongoPlace: GomaPlace: KanyabayongaPlace: KiwanjaPlace: CongoPlace: RwandaPerson: Laurent NkundaPerson: NkundaPerson: Olusegun ObasanjoPerson: President Joseph KabilaPerson: TutsisPerson: ColonelPerson: Jean-Paul DietrichEvent: 1994Organisation: Congo armyOrganisation: Rebel forcesOrganisation: UNOrganisation: Congo
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