🇨🇩🇷🇼⚡- Scenes from Goma, eastern DRC. Goma police and the DRC armed forces heading to Umuganda Stadium to surrender and lay down their arms. M23 have offered the stadium in the city as a surrender point.
🇨🇩🇷🇼⚡- Scenes from Goma, eastern DRC. Goma police and the DRC armed forces heading to Umuganda Stadium to surrender and lay down their arms. M23 have offered the stadium in the city as a surrender point.
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