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The document discusses the ongoing conflict situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). It outlines that over 28 militias from within the DRC as well as neighboring countries are fighting. The militias can be divided into those fighting against the government, those created by the government, and non-Congolese militias. It also discusses the involvement of ethnic groups, historical background of conflicts dating back to colonial times, and challenges faced by MONUC peacekeepers in controlling the violence given the large territory and guerilla nature of the fighting. The representative calls for international support to help rebuild the DRC.
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