The president of the Democratic Republic of Congo does not rule out a war with Rwanda

The president of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Felix Tshisekendi, believes that war with Rwanda is “likely” as heavy fighting has been going on for months between the army and the M23 rebels, who are supported by that country. “Of course, a war is possible, I'm not hiding it from you,” Tshisekendi said in an interview with the French newspaper Figaro. “This country (Rwanda), which is our neighbor, violates our territory to loot critical minerals and terrorize our population,” said the Congolese president, denouncing “the inaction of the international community.” DR Congo has called for sanctions to be imposed on Rwanda. Kigali denies involvement, but many countries, including the US and France, believe Rwanda supports the M23 group and has sent forces to its borders. “M23 is nothing more than an empty shell! It numbers around 500 men. No, it is the Rwandan soldiers who are sowing death on our soil,” […]
Source: News Beast

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