Kinshasa, Congo, Sept 7, SPA -- Ethnic fighters in northeast Congo have released a Moroccan U.N. peacekeeper after holding him five days, a U.N. official said Tuesday. The soldier, held captive since Thursday, is part of theMoroccan contingent based in the town of Bunia, the maincity of Congo's untamed Ituri province. "I can confirm that the soldier was released lastnight," Rachel Eklou, U.N. spokeswoman in Bunia, told TheAssociated Press.--SPA1345 Local Time 1045 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/198954