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UN experts say Rwanda-backed M23 rebels in eastern DRC have built a 30,000-strong force and are consolidating control over the occupied region. The assessment signals a deepening of the conflict despite international pressure on Kigali.

Rwanda-backed M23 rebels occupying much of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo have built a force of roughly 30,000 troops and are consolidating their hold on the region, according to United Nations experts.

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