UN hospital and office in Congo attacked by armed groups, rescued by Indian soldiers

Indian Army Congo: An attempt was made by some civilian armed groups in the Congo to loot United Nations (UN) property, which was thwarted by Indian soldiers. The army official said that some civilian armed groups had attempted to loot UN property on a large scale in the Congo. These groups tried to rob the Indian Army’s operating base and level-3 hospital. The action of Indian peacekeepers in this matter has been in accordance with the rules of the mandate of the United Nations.

“Indian troops have ensured the security of UN personnel and property at their places of deployment,” the army said. The military said there were reports of vandalism at some UN office premises and they were closely monitoring the situation. Hundreds of protesters managed to attack a UN peacekeeping warehouse and looted offices in Goma in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo on Monday.

UN offices in Congo attacked

Protesters blocked roads in the city and ransacked offices. Ruined some property and set fire to a gate of the mission complex. “One of our warehouses was attacked by demonstrators this morning. They broke into one of our hideouts and looted equipment,” a spokesman for a peacekeeping mission in Congo said.

The mission said in a statement that the attack came a day after hostile comments and threats were made by certain individuals and groups against the United Nations. The Indian Army is present in eight of the 14 UN missions around the world as part of the United Nations (UN) peacekeeping force and currently employs more than 5,400 military personnel under the United Nations flag. Has been done.

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