But the Rwandan army said it had killed more than 100 Ugandan soldiers. The Red Cross says it compiled the latest casualty figures from a survey of hospitals and health centres across the north-eastern city. There are fears that the death toll may rise as more bombed out buildings are searched. The military withdrawal has taken place amid a backdrop of mutual suspicion, with both Rwanda and Uganda accusing each other of bad faith. A Ugandan army spokesman countered by accusing Rwanda of sending reinforcements towards Kisangani.
Diplomats say traumatised residents fear a renewed outbreak of fighting.
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