>> monusco being in the country can be good if they can realize their mission.se, sometimes, there are different politicians who try to manipulate youth in the country, but remember, this is not the first time that people are claiming the departure of mo nusco in the democratic republic of congo because most of the time, we can see people killed not far from monusco, and this is unacceptable. it is very important that people can continue, because it is a right for people to think that they are not doing their mission, and they strongly condemn what happened in goma the last two days, where people used huge violence to proclaim the departure of monusco, because even the idea that we have to proclaim the departure, we have to do this in a balanced way, especially talking with our government to make this happen. imran: felix, you just heard what our said to say, is there anything you think is positive about monsusco involvement in congo? >> within the context we talked about, it is well recorded that monusco keeps certain individuals alive in the drc. so, it is a f

the deputy head of the monusco mission spoke to the bbc. on what happened which again, is an unacceptable move from a peace operation — unacceptable move from a peace operation point of view. the un force meanwhile is also dealing with its own losses. two of the peacekeepers killed last week were from india. another was from morocco. the monusco force took up its mandate in dr congo in 2010. its objective is to protect civilians and help the government against militias including the m23 group. with a budget of over $1 billion and 16,000 troops it's the largest peacekeeping operation the un has. these aren't its first casualties, 230 monusco troops have died in the drc since the mission began. bbc africa specialist, beverly ochieng, joins us from nairobi, in kenya. despite this being the un's largest peacekeeping mission, it's been accused of not being able to get to grips with notorious armed groups. how is the un mission generally perceived and what is its role in the security situation? over the years, given the persistent violence which