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US Secretary of State condemns assault on DR Congo city by M23 rebels

Washington, DC, US (PANA) - Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Monday condemned the assault on Goma by the Rwanda-backed M23 and affirmed the United States’ respect for the sovereignty of the DR Congo

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US Secretary of State condemns assault on DR Congo city by M23 rebels

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