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: 700 soldats ougandais se retirent de l'est

    NAIROBI
    Un total de 700 soldats ougandais (UPDF) a quitté la République démocratique du Congo (RDC) vers le village de Bura, situé à la frontière ougandaise, a rapporté mercredi à Kinshasa la radio officielle congolaise RTNC. Les forces des UPDF ont parcouru à pied les 600 kilomètres les séparant de la frontière après que leurs "alliés" rwandais les eurent empêchés d'utiliser l'aéroport
    de Kisangani. Trois bataillons UPDF resteront stationnés dans les villes
    orientales congolaises de Beni, Buta et Bunia. Selon le gouvernement de
    Kampala, une telle mesure s'imposait en raison des attaques toujours lancées contre l'Ouganda par des groupes rebelles basés dans cette région.


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