I don't think the UN, or the troops, or the troop-contributing countries will buckle because of this tragic incident.

After verification, we found the reports concerning Ugandan incursions (into Congo) to be credible.

We do have a rough idea of the area that he is operating from. And if he comes across our troops, they will try and arraign him.

Whatever semblance of political and or ethnic motivations disappeared, the main one is the illegal exploitation of resources and criminal enterprise.

We regret the use of violence. There is freedom of expression in Congo, as guaranteed by the recently adopted constitution, and part of this is the right demonstrate.

There is a limit on our resources and the priorities we have are protecting civilians and supporting the transitional process.