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Illegal miners return to cobalt site in Congo

Illegal miners have returned to a cobalt mining site operated by Eurasian Resources in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Casualties and the scale of disruption are unspecified.

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Unregulated activity at a major cobalt site can create safety risks and disrupt critical mineral supply.

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  1. Illegal miners return to Eurasian Resources' Congo cobalt site ↗miningmx.com · Recorded source date: Sep 14, 2026, 2:01 PM UTC

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