A deadly assault by the Mobondo militia in Kinsele, western Democratic Republic of Congo, claimed the lives of at least 70 individuals, including soldiers and a soldier's wife. The attack highlighted escalating violence between the Teke and Yaka communities, with ongoing conflicts in the Kwamouth territory. The area's insecurity and poor infrastructure delay reporting of such incidents, intensifying challenges in the region. Despite efforts by security forces to address the situation, intercommunal violence persists, leading to significant civilian casualties. The clashes underscore the broader challenge of communal fighting and land disputes in the DRC, with implications for stability and security in the country.