A Foreign, Commonwealth&Development spokesperson said:
“The UK condemns the capture of Masisi, in North Kivu, by the armed group M23.
“This is a clear violation of the ceasefire and undermines efforts taken through the Luanda process to achieve sustainable peace in Eastern DRC.
“The UK calls for urgent de-escalation and respect of DRC’s territorial integrity. We urge Rwanda and DRC to return to the negotiating table and to implement all commitments made under the Angolan-led Luanda process. An end to the conflict in Eastern DRC will create peace dividends for all.”
Distributed by APO Group on behalf of United Kingdom Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office.
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