MONUSCO Drops the Mic: 'Strongest Possible Terms' Game Strong
In a spicy heatcheck for international diplomacy, MONUSCO slammed the ADF attacks 'in the strongest possible terms.' The mission's spokesperson didn't hold back, delivering a verbal side-eye sharper than your aunt at a family BBQ. This strong language usually reserved for burnt toast levels-up conflict condemnation, showing that even mission spokespeople can serve justice with a side of sass in the complex DRC drama.
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When MONUSCO says 'strongest possible terms,' you know the diplomats just spilled the diplomatic tea hotter than a climate summit with no AC.
Calling out the ADF with the "strongest possible terms" is the UN's version of yelling 'Stop!' at the chaos and hoping it listens. Spoiler: it probably doesnât.
MONUSCOâs spokesperson throwing shade with âstrongest possible termsâ â diplomatic speak for 'Weâre mad but still polite because global rules.'
Source: Aljazeera | Published: 8/18/2025 | Author: Unknown
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