More than 40 South Sudanese soldiers have arrived in the Democratic Republic of Congo to join an East African force fighting a rebel group.
It is not clear when the rest of the 750 troops promised by South Sudan will be deployed.
They are part of a seven-nation regional force created last June to try to stabilise eastern DR Congo by supervising a withdrawal of M23 rebels.
Rwanda denies it backs the group which has seized large parts of North Kivu province, triggering a humanitarian crisis.
Source: BBC
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