Congolese church attacked by IS militants, residents question government military inaction
A church in the Democratic Republic of the Congo was recently attacked by Islamic State (IS) militants, prompting local residents to question the government military's inaction. Many believe that the security forces are not doing enough to protect citizens, allowing attackers to operate freely and causing significant fear and unrest in the community.
The attack reportedly occurred over the weekend while a religious service was taking place in the church, leading to panic among many worshippers and several injuries. Residents feel helpless and are calling on the government to enhance security measures to prevent similar incidents in the future.
