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KINSHASA: MULTIPLE EMBASSIES ATTACKED Videos have emerged showing multiple embassies being torched and vandalised by protesters in the Democratic Republic of Congo's capital, Kinshasa - including the Belgian, French and Rwandan missions. Tires were burned outside the US embassy, with the UN's headquarters also attacked. People hit the streets...

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Kagame should stop being a puppet

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These shown below are European/French mercenaries protecting rare earth etc mineral mines while Rwandan soldiers armed with sophisticated weaponry meant for Ukraine & posing as M23 expendibly fight at war front of GOMA, infact killing several SA UN-soldiers!

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Take back your country. This nonsense must stop!

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Is this not a bit more than just Minerals? Hasn't False Colonial Borders helped created this situation? And how is this tied to the Rwandan Genocide of the 1990's? This East Congo region to my understanding has the same ethnic makeup as those across the border in Rwanda.

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🟡 UPDATE: Protesters chant “Thieves, get out” in front of the US embassy in Kinshasa, DR Congo. Similar attacks happened on French and Rwandan embassies for their support of the M23 militia and the plunder of DRC resources.
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🟡 UPDATE: Protesters chant “Thieves, get out” in front of the US embassy in Kinshasa, DR Congo. Similar attacks happened on French and Rwandan embassies for their support of the M23 militia and the plunder of DRC resources.

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BREAKING: Congo in chaos, the embassies of the USA, France, Japan and others are under attack. Kinshasa, DR Congo, is unraveling into chaos as attacks on the embassies of Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya, Japan, the US, and France have spiraled into uncontrollable street warfare. Goma International Airport falls to M23 rebels as government soldiers reportedly lay down arms and seek refugee at city's UN base Multiple Western embassies attacked as situation in DR Congo spirals out of control
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WHAT'S HAPPENING IN CONGO IS A PROXY WAR! In this clip, Congolese-British presenter, singer and instrumentalist Priscilla Toko uses an illustration by @mkadima01 (on Instagram) to drive home that the war in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is a three-decade-long, foreign-instigated proxy war for minerals, not simply internal strife. Moreover, Western states continue to support the DRC’s neighbour, Rwanda, despite overwhelming evidence that it has armed and trained the M23 militia that terrorises Congo. The result is that M23's attacks have 500,000 people displaced just in January, with over 7 million people internally displaced in three decades and approximately 6 million k*lled between 1998 and 2010. Over 60 per cent of the world's cobalt comes from DRC's copper belt, yet the country remains one of the world's poorest, with over 73 per cent of Congolese people living on less than $2.15 a day. Video credit: @priscilladinatoko (Instagram)

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