ADF based in eastern DRC, linked to Ugandan government, while IS lost territory in Syria and Iraq.
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ADF based in eastern DRC, linked to Ugandan government, while IS lost territory in Syria and Iraq.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.UN calls ADF violence in DRC a 'bloodbath', confirming ADF roots in Uganda.1 source
ADF in DRC linked to Uganda; IS loses territory in Syria/Iraq.1 source
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