CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC ARMED FORCES KILL DOZENS OF CPC COALITION REBELS IN BOALI VILLAGE
Central African Republic (CAR) troops on Monday killed about 44 rebel fighters of the Coalition of Patriots for Change (CPC) in Boali village.
This development comes less than two weeks after CPC rebels launched an attack on CAR armed forces at locations identified as PK12, PK9, Sassara, and Lakouanga.
Eons Intelligence gathered that the CAR army alongside Rwandan troops and Russian paramilitaries launched an offensive attack on the village of Boali, 90 kilometres from Bangui, the nation's capital, killing 44 rebels including mercenaries from Chad and Sudan.
Reports also indicate that authorities in the Central African Republic have captured Boda village, 124 kilometres from Bangui, with support from Russian fighters.
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Last week, Eons Intelligence reported that members of the CPC rebel group attacked an international non-governmental convoy and about 30 commercial trucks entering the Central African Republic from Cameroon. A driver was killed and three others were left critically injured.
The CPC was created on December 19 by some armed militias including the 3R and the Popular Front for the Rebirth of Central Africa (FPRC).
On December 19, they announced an offensive attack on Bangui aimed at preventing President Touadera's re-election in the December 27 Presidential election.
But the capital was protected by forces of UN peacekeepers from the MINUSCA mission, CAR troops, the Rwandan military, and Russian troops.
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