DRC: The Congolese government sharpens its war-fighting skills to combat threats to national security

In the most recent ministerial assembly presided over by Prime Minister Jean-Michel Sama Lukonde, a resounding message echoed concerning the government of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s resolute commitment to combat armed groups prevailing in the Eastern region.

In a landscape where security and territorial integrity face unprecedented challenges, the government pledges an unequivocal dedication to equip the military with all essential resources, underscoring the gravity of this pivotal patriotic undertaking.

Prime Minister Lukonde underscored the critical importance of closely monitoring developments in the East, where the Defense and Security Forces showcase unwavering resolve in safeguarding the national territory.

This pronouncement serves to reinforce the government’s determination to ensure the safety of its citizens and protect national borders from external threats.

Additionally, the government applauded the measured response of the populace following a call for calm issued in the aftermath of recent demonstrations outside specific diplomatic missions.

Confronted with persistent challenges tied to protests and orchestrated acts of violence by certain factions, Prime Minister Lukonde urged heightened vigilance among the population, cautioning against any endeavors to disrupt public order and jeopardize the national interests of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

This declaration signifies a pivotal shift in the Congolese government’s strategy for ensuring security and stability in the Eastern region.

By emphasizing complete commitment and unwavering support for the military, the government sends a potent message to armed groups, reaffirming its unwavering determination to counter them and safeguard the Congolese populace in a milieu where peace and security stand as non-negotiable imperatives.

Jean Robert TCHANDY

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