Rwandan woman killed 'by DRC cross-border shelling'

M23 rebel soldier keeps watch on the valley below the hill of Kavumu in North Kivu, eastern DRC A Rwandan woman was killed and her baby was injured Thursday in what an official alleged was "deliberate" cross-border shelling from the Democratic Republic of Congo.
A shell hit a market in the Gisenyi-Rubavu area of Rwanda, situated adjacent to Goma where DR Congo and United Nations troops are battling the M23 rebel faction.
At least 800,000 people have fled their homes in DR Congo since the M23 launched its rebellion in April 2012.
The UN peacekeeping mission in DR Congo - known by its French initials, Monusco - is fighting alongside government forces.