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Congo rebels kill UN peacekeepers

Rebels attacked a UN peacekeeping base in eastern Congo today killing three Indian soldiers and wounding seven others.

Congo rebels kill UN peacekeepers

Wed, 18 Aug, 2010 - 13:58

Rebels attacked a UN peacekeeping base in eastern Congo today killing three Indian soldiers and wounding seven others.

Up to 50 rebels attacked a base in Kirumba in North Kivu province under cover of darkness.

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