UN agencies have moved swiftly to contain the latest Ebola outbreak in eastern DRC, delivering emergency medical supplies, protective equipment and logistics support.
MONUSCO said it remained fully committed to supporting Congolese authorities in protecting civilians.
At least 49 civilians were killed, including nine children.
“Each minute that is passing without decisive action by this council is a victory for the aggressor,” said Ms Wagner. “The world is watching you. It’s time to act.
The UN agency’s Chief of Office in Goma, Abdoulaye Barry, said that the situation was becoming increasingly unsafe for both civilians and aid teams
The UN says the security situation in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo has deteriorated over the past three months.
