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AFC/M23 military spokesperson Lt Col Willy Ngoma was killed in a drone strike by the Congolese army coalition on Tuesday, February 24, as reported by sources. Information regarding the attack surfaced a few hours after rebel spokesperson Lawrence Kanyuka shared on X that Kinshasa had once again breached the ceasefire and “initiated a full-scale war across all front lines.” Kanyuka stated that on Tuesday, at exactly 07:00, government coalition forces “launched brutal and intentional attacks on densely populated areas” in Kitendebwa, Kashihe, and Kiduveri, within the Kalehe region. ALSO READ: Kanyuka: Kinshasa’s drone strikes continue in violation of ceasefire He remarked, “These criminal attacks, which are still happening, clearly show the Kinshasa regime’s intention to create fear, chaos, and death among civilians.” Earlier that day, in another post on X, Kanyuka mentioned that since 2:43 a.m., drones from the Kinshasa regime’s coalition have indiscriminately bombed the town of Rubaya, “spreading terror and killing innocent people.” ALSO READ: DR Congo crisis: Ceasefires ‘will be in vain’ if Kinshasa continues attacks “This savage act is a crime against humanity as well as a war crime.” The New Times has reached out to AFC/M23 for a response.

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