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70 Christians Beheaded in Church in Democratic Republic of Congo

Seventy decapitated bodies were found in a church in Kasanga, Democratic Republic of Congo, with accusations against the Islamist group AFD for the killings, according to Open Doors.
Military administrator Alain Kiwewa stated he is investigating the incident, as the DRC faces escalating violence related to rebel activity.
Foreign Affairs Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi mentioned that the Kenyan government is considering evacuating its citizens amid rising conflict in eastern DRC.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres warned that the ongoing violence risks pushing the region closer to further instability.

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Fox News

70 Christians beheaded in African country by ISIS-aligned militants, groups say; world mostly silent

According to groups who monitor the situation, Christians continue to face widespread violence at the hands of ISIS affiliate, the ADF, in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

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Townhall

70 Christians Beheaded in DRC and Mainstream Media Is Nowhere to Be Found

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American Military News

70 Christians beheaded by terrorists in 'massacre': Report

A report claims that 70 Christians were recently beheaded by Islamic terrorists and found in a church in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

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Hungary Condemns the Murder of 70 Christians in Congo as the World Stays Silent · Caldron Pool

Hungary is the first, and only country to immediately condemn the latest massacre of Christians in the Congo. Hungary’s dedicated State Secretary for persecuted Christians, Tristan Azbej, took to X, acknowledged the slaughter, then noted the silence. Azbej said he was “horrified to learn about the 70 Christian martyrs beheaded by terrorists in a church in Kasanga, DRC. “Hungary stands in solidarity with the persecuted Christians BUT we need more…

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