Insurgents spread south in Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado
Автор: The New Humanitarian
Загружено: 2022-07-18
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Описание: It’s been a year since forces from Rwanda and a southern African regional bloc deployed to Mozambique’s northernmost Cabo Delgado province to battle a jihadist insurgency. Yet attacks are rising again, with more people displaced last month (over 60,000) than at any time this year. Foreign troops helped capture major towns from the insurgents – known locally as al-Shabab – allowing some displaced people to return home. But scattered fighters regrouped and are now spreading their attacks to southern parts of the province previously untouched by conflict. The new incursions have led to reports of beheadings and sparked security fears in Pemba, the provincial capital and a hub for aid operations. Humanitarian groups are calling for increased funds, with around 800,000 people uprooted since the start of the insurgency in late 2017. The militants are affiliated to the so-called Islamic State, but a blend of local issues is driving the war. See our recent reporting from the ground for more. For more, visit: thenewhumanitarian.org/news/2022/07/15/grain-exports-France-Sahel-insurgents-Mozambique-Cheat-Sheet
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