East African summit urges peace in eastern Congo but its leader skips talks
- East African heads of state pushed for peace in eastern Congo, marked by the absence of Congolese President Felix Tshisekedi and an early departure of Rwandan President Paul Kagame.
- The East African Community's communique emphasized the need for regional and broader initiatives for sustainable peace in eastern Congo.
- Congo accuses Rwanda of involvement in war crimes and supporting the M23 rebel group, which is blamed for "ethnic cleansing" in the area.
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