Pakistani peacekeeping troops at a UN Mission make big achievement

BANGASSOU – UN peacekeeping troops, including from Pakistan, said they havetakeover the city in the Central African Republic (CAR).

Armed groups waged a war against President Faustin Archange Touadera andcaptured the city on January 3.

After the operation, rebels abandoned their positions in Bangassou, 750kmeast of the capital, Bangui, and fled the city.

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The mission’s spokesman Vladimir Monteiro said Saturday that the city isunder the complete control of MINUSCA.