BANGUI, Central African Republic (AP) — A spokesman for the mostly Muslim Seleka rebel group in Central African Republic says a ceasefire has been “broken” after its fighters came under attack from the mostly Christian anti-Balaka militia.

Ahmat Ibrahim Nadjad said Monday that Seleka positions came under attack Sunday near the central town of Grimari.

Recommended Stories

Jim Jordan beats Steve Scalise to become House minority leader

Colorado Democrats plot to overturn the will of their voters

SPLC inflated ‘Hate Map’ data to get law enforcement on its ‘side,’ FBI interviewee says