M23 rebellion

The M23 rebellion controls the Rubaya mines where the collapse occurred and disputes the official death toll, claiming bombings were the cause. They have been imposing taxes on coltan trade, generating significant revenue, and their actions contribute to the instability in the region.

The M23 rebellion controls the Rubaya coltan mine and is accused by the United Nations of plundering its resources to fund its insurgency. The group's actions contribute to the instability and humanitarian crisis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

The M23 rebellion, which controls the Rubaya mine, faces scrutiny and blame for the lack of safety measures leading to the landslide. Their disputed death toll further damages their credibility and highlights the risks associated with their control over mining operations.

The M23 rebellion, which controls Democratic Republic of the Congo===Goma, accused the Democratic Republic of the Congo===Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo of the drone strikes. One of their political coordinators, Corneille Nangaa, was targeted, and their military spokesperson, Willy Ngoma, was killed in a previous drone attack.

The M23 rebellion is accused of violating the ceasefire deal, contributing to the ongoing conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. The group also blames Congolese forces for drone strikes that killed its spokesperson and a United Nations staffer.