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We are deeply concerned by the recent M23 and Rwandan Defence Forces advances in eastern DRC. Their advance risks a humanitarian catastrophe in Goma, and has cost the lives of UN peacekeepers. These attacks must stop. Rwanda and DRC must return to the negotiating table.

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UK at the UN 🇬🇧🇺🇳1 年前

Read the full statement here:

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Islamic Relief USA2 年前

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Bob Kayinamura1 年前

Direct dialogue between #DRC & #M23, plus the neutralization of genocidal #FDLR, is essential to break the cycle of violence. Past mistakes must guide us. Root causes can't be ignored. DRC holds the key to peace: unlock it through dialogue or remain stuck by avoiding solutions. The intl. community must step up too. #SustainablePeace #GreatLakes

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𝕾𝖍𝖚𝖒𝖇𝖆𝕭𝕿𝕮(🌜,🌛)1 年前

Recolonization of Africa in the making. Kagame stands in their way. The young Africans will fight for their independence all over again. This is a smoke screen for some powerful countries to move their armies into the DRC to prevent bloodshed. We know this script.

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John B. Simbaburanga1 年前

Thank you for standing up for the truth & denouncing Kagame’s human rights violations in the great lacs region.

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Not Satoshi Nakamoto1 年前

@YousraElbagir They had time to evacuate. They chose to shoot before time was up. Now Goma is being liberated. White flags are the only thing that will save any foreigners caught between the M23 and FARDC/FDLR/FDNB fight. White flag = Surrender/Life

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Inyange Y’iRwanda1 年前

If Rwandan defence forces was advancing with #M23 as you said, trust me, it would be a different story!

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Fortune1 年前

Deeply concerned, and yet the UK government continues to support Kagame's regime despite all the evidence?

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El thierry1 年前

We Africa people need the sanctions against Rwanda…

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R3M1 年前

Le gvnmt britannique a fait ENFIN preuve decourage. Après des années où un accord d'asile moralement en faillite, hors de prix et irréalisable a obligé les responsables britanniques à censurer chaque mot concernant le rôle du Rwanda en RDC, ils peuvent enfin dire les choses.

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