Congolese, Rwanda Troops Firing at Each Other Across Border in Goma, U.N. Sources Say
PARIS (Reuters) - Troops from Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda have been firing at each other across their shared border in the eastern Congolese city of Goma, where Rwandan-backed rebels launched an offensive, two United Nations sources said on Monday.
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