ISIS: Killed Over 35 ‘Christians’ in Congo

ISIS: Killed Over 35 ‘Christians’ in Congo

The Islamic State group has issued a statement claiming responsibility for killing more than 35 people and wounding dozens in eastern Congo.

In the statement, posted Friday by Aamaq, the militants’ news agency, it said it killed “Christians” with guns and knives and destroyed their property in Mukondi village in North Kivu province. It also published a photo of the houses on fire.

 

ISIS: Killed Over 35 ‘Christians’ in Congo

ISIS: Killed Over 35 ‘Christians’ in Congo

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