FILE - In this Friday Nov. 30, 2012 file photo, Two UN soldiers stand guard in Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo. Rebels attacked a United Nations peacekeeping base in eastern Congo, killing at least 14 peacekeepers and wounding 40 others Friday Dec. 8 2017, in the worst violence against the mission in this Central African country in years. Deputy spokesman Farhan Haq in New York said the peacekeepers were mainly from Tanzania, and that at least five Congolese soldiers also were killed in the assault blamed on one of the region's deadliest rebel groups. (AP Photo/Jerome Delay File)

KINSHASA, Congo (AP) — Sa kahindik-kahindik na pag-atake sa United Nations peacekeeping mission sa halos 25 taon, pinatay ng mga rebelde sa Congo ang 15 tagapamayapa at 50 iba pa ang sugatan sa pag-atake sa kanilang teritoryo.

Nagpahayag si U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres ng “outrage and utter heartbreak” at tinawag ang atake na isang war crime, inutusan ang awtoridad na agad mag-imbestiga. Sinabi ng Bureau of African Affairs ng State Department na ito ay “horrified.”

Ayon kay U.N. peacekeeping spokesman Nick Birnback, ito ang pinakamatinding atake sa U.N. peacekeeping mission simula noong Hunyo 1993, kung kailan 22 Pakistani soldiers ang napatay sa capital ng Somalia, ang Mogadishu.
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