Islamic State Claims Deadly Attack in Congo's Lubero

The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for attacks that resulted in the death of 15 individuals in Lubero territory, located in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The information was disseminated through the group's telegram channel.

The Islamic State has issued a statement via its telegram channel taking responsibility for a series of attacks that left 15 people dead in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Lubero territory.

The attacks, confirmed on Sunday, mark another tragic incident in the region, plagued by ongoing violence.

The confirmation highlights the continued security challenges faced by the Congolese government as it struggles to maintain peace in the conflict-ridden eastern territories.

(With inputs from agencies.)