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    🏛️Félix Tshisekedi🌍Democratic Republic of the Congo💭Politics
    TSHISEKEDI passport machines theft

    @urdjakademiksThe presidential family in the Democratic Republic of Congo is reportedly gearing up for permanent exile abroad, and the preparations involve something far more suspicious than just packing bags. Allegations point to Félix Tshisekedi and other members of the TSHISEKEDI family orchestrating a theft that happened overnight between September 9 to 10, 2026. The target was the Infinity Capture Center on Liberation Avenue in Kinshasa, a facility previously known as 24 November, which operates under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Two biometric capture machines were snatched from this location, devices specifically designed to capture beneficiary data for national passports. The stated goal behind ripping off these machines was to urgently reproduce passport documents for the entire presidential household before they allegedly leave the country. What makes the situation even stranger is where those stolen devices ended up: they are currently sitting at the residence of Marthe Kasalu Tshisekedi, who is identified as the biological mother of Félix Tshisekedi. This isn't just a random burglary; it's an alleged coordinated effort to secure travel documents for a family that seems ready to vanish from the Democratic Republic of Congo entirely.

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    TSHISEKEDI passport machines theft

    Foto de @urdjakademiks· Sep 10, 2026· Félix Tshisekedi

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    The focus is a collection of scientific equipment, possibly for medical or environmental testing. A hand is interacting with a blue button on one of the devices. The mood is technical and functional, with a cluttered aesthetic due to the wires and multiple components. A prominent detail is the digital display on one of the machines.

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    ammar 💫
    ammar 💫@urdjakademiks1w
    🏛️Félix Tshisekedi🌍Democratic Republic of the Congo💭Politics
    TSHISEKEDI passport machines theft

    @urdjakademiksThe presidential family in the Democratic Republic of Congo is reportedly gearing up for permanent exile abroad, and the preparations involve something far more suspicious than just packing bags. Allegations point to Félix Tshisekedi and other members of the TSHISEKEDI family orchestrating a theft that happened overnight between September 9 to 10, 2026. The target was the Infinity Capture Center on Liberation Avenue in Kinshasa, a facility previously known as 24 November, which operates under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Two biometric capture machines were snatched from this location, devices specifically designed to capture beneficiary data for national passports. The stated goal behind ripping off these machines was to urgently reproduce passport documents for the entire presidential household before they allegedly leave the country. What makes the situation even stranger is where those stolen devices ended up: they are currently sitting at the residence of Marthe Kasalu Tshisekedi, who is identified as the biological mother of Félix Tshisekedi. This isn't just a random burglary; it's an alleged coordinated effort to secure travel documents for a family that seems ready to vanish from the Democratic Republic of Congo entirely.

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    TSHISEKEDI passport machines theft

    Foto de @urdjakademiks· Sep 10, 2026· Félix Tshisekedi

    Sobre esta foto

    The focus is a collection of scientific equipment, possibly for medical or environmental testing. A hand is interacting with a blue button on one of the devices. The mood is technical and functional, with a cluttered aesthetic due to the wires and multiple components. A prominent detail is the digital display on one of the machines.

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