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“Why is Rwanda disproportionately targeted? It is not clear. What is clear to us in Rwanda is that the defensive measures we have put in place will remain until there is a credible framework for long-term security guarantees along our border with the DRC.” Rwanda’s Minister of Foreign Affairs... show more

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Maxime1 year ago

Rwanda is targeted by neocolonialists (KIT). They use the same modus operandi bullying and blackmailing.

Patrick1 year ago

Les anciens réfugiés Tutsis défient maintenant le monde entier! La famine va vous ramener sur terre!

Krupal Bharti1 year ago

Rwanda uses different reasons for the aggression in different forums. Classic act of terrorism!

Evans Hickman1 year ago

Funny

Standing for Freedom Center2 years ago

The Berlin Wall fell for a reason. It would be foolish to consider trying to rebuild it - and all it represents - today.

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