Protesters attack embassies in DR Congo as anger rises over M23 rebel advance

Protesters in Kinshasa, DR Congo, have attacked several embassies, including the U.S., amid rising anger over the M23 rebel group's advance in the east. Demonstrators burned tires and threw stones, demanding action against Rwanda, which is accused of supporting the rebels. The M23 rebels claim control of Goma, a key city, despite government denials. Aid agencies warn of a humanitarian crisis, with many fleeing violence. The unrest has led to police using tear gas and embassies being looted and set on fire. The situation reflects deep dissatisfaction with foreign nations perceived as complicit in the conflict. The U.S. State Department has condemned the M23 assault, and the UN Security Council plans an emergency meeting to address the escalating violence.