| Date | Dead | Injured | Involved | Location – Circumstances |
|---|
| January 15 | 10+ | | ADF | North Kivu, Lubero Territory, Makoko – At least ten people were killed in an attack by the Allied Democratic Forces. [4] |
| January 23 | 5 | | ADF | North Kivu, Beni territory – Five civilians were killed by ADF. [5] |
| January 27 | 150+ | | Male prisoners | North Kivu, Goma – Female prisoners were attacked and their wing was set on fire after a mass rape, killing nearly all women and 26 children. Only 9–13 of 165 female inmates survived. [6] [7] [8] |
| January 29 | 9 | | Islamic State Central Africa Province (ISCAP) | North Kivu, Lubero District – 30 homes set on fire. [9] [5] |
| February 2 | 28 | | Armed group | Ituri, Irumu Territory, Samboko and Ndalya – 3 villages were attacked and 28 people killed. The attack led to panic and thousand civilians fled the area. [10] |
| February 7 | 3 | | Undisclosed | North Kivu – Three Swiss church aid workers were killed. [11] |
| February 10 | 80+ | | CODECO | Ituri, Djugu Territory – Militants attacked Djaiba villages. They killed adults and children, set houses on fire, looted and committed sexual violence. [12] [13] |
| February 12 | 70+ | | Islamic State – Central Africa Province | North Kivu, Lubero – More than 70 people were kidnapped and later found beheaded. [9] [14] See also: Kasanga massacre |
| February 16 | 3 | | M23 | South Kivu, Bukavu – Three children were killed during summary executions by M23. [15] |
| February 24–27 | 6 | 3 | Zaïre militia | Ituri, Djugu Territory, Masumbuko – An attack by the Zaïre militia over several days killed six soldiers and injured three. The militia took an unknown number of casualties in fighting with the FARDC. [16] |
| February 25–26 | 23 | | ADF | Ituri province, Matolo and Samboko – 23 civilians were killed, and 20 civilians, mostly farmers, were kidnapped. [17] |
| February 27 | 11 | 65 | Undisclosed | South Kivu, Bukavu – An explosions at a rally held by M23 rebels killed and injured people. [18] [19] See also: 2025 Bukavu M23 rally bombings |
| March 1 and March 3 | | | M23 | North Kivu, Goma – CBCA Ndosho Hospital and Heal Africa Hospital were raided in a coordinated attack, and 130 to 150 patients were kidnapped. [20] [21] |
| March 7 | 3 | 1 | Mai-Mai Kata Katanga | Tanganyika, Moba Territory, Kamena – An attack by the Mai-Mai Kata Katanga and Twas militias on a village and an FARDC camp left three rebels dead and one soldier injured. [22] |
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