Congo’s leader calls for massive military mobilization as Rwanda-backed rebels expand their control
- Congo's leader urged young people to enlist in the army to combat Rwanda-backed rebels advancing in eastern Congo, as regional neighbors called for talks between the Congolese government and the rebels.
- The M23 rebels, supported by around 4,000 Rwandan troops, are among over 100 armed groups competing for control in Congo's mineral-rich east, which has deposits valued at $24 trillion.
- A summit of the East African bloc demanded an immediate ceasefire and encouraged dialogue with the rebels, amidst fears as the M23 rebels advanced towards South Kivu's capital, Bukavu.
- South African President Cyril Ramaphosa accused the Rwanda Defense Force militia of inciting conflict, leading to tensions with Rwandan President Paul Kagame, who threatened to respond to any confrontation.
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