 The United Nations says that at least 55 people were killed overnight into attacks on villages in Istancungu, in potentially the worst night of violence the area has seen in at least four years. The Army and local civil rights group blames the Allied Democratic Forces, ADF, and a slammest armed group for reading the village of Chaby and a camp for displaced people near Borger, another village, Borger, both close to the border of Uganda. The head of a civil rights group in Borger, Albert Pasegu, told journalists that he had been alerted to the attack by the sound of cries at a neighbour's house. The ADF is believed to have killed more than 850 people in 2020 alone, according to the United Nations in a spate of reprisal attacks on civilians after the army began operations against it the year before.