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EU Urges Rwanda to Stop Supporting M23 Rebels in DR Congo

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The European Union urges Rwanda to stop supporting the M23 rebel group. The M23 has captured swaths of territory in the North Kivu province of the Democratic Republic of Congo. The Tutsi rebel group has in recent months advanced to within a few dozen kilometers of provincial capital Goma. Rwanda's President Paul Kagame blames Kinshasa for the chaos.

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EU Urges Rwanda to Stop Supporting M23 Rebels in DR Congo

Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo - The European Union on Saturday urged Rwanda to stop supporting the M23 rebel group, which has captured swaths o

1 year ago·United States

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Malay Mail

EU urges Rwanda to stop supporting M23 rebels in DR Congo

KINSHASA, Jan 1 — The European Union yesterday urged Rwanda to stop supporting the M23 rebel group, which has captured swathes of territory in North Kivu province in neighbouring DR Congo. The DRC — along with the United States and several European countries — has repeatedly accused its smaller central African neighbour Rwanda of backing the M23, although Kigali denies the charge. The Tutsi rebel group has in recent months advanced to within a f…

1 year ago·Selangor, Malaysia

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Bangkok Post

EU urges Rwanda to stop supporting M23 rebels in DR Congo

KINSHASA - The European Union on Saturday urged Rwanda to stop supporting the M23 rebel group, which has captured swathes of territory in North Kivu province in neighbouring DR Congo.

1 year ago·กทม, Thailand

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France24

European Union urges Rwanda to stop supporting M23 rebels in DR Congo

The European Union on Saturday urged Rwanda to stop supporting the M23 rebel group, which has captured swathes of territory in North Kivu province in neighbouring DR Congo.

1 year ago·France

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TRT World

EU urges Rwanda to stop backing M23 rebels against DRC

Kigali must stop supporting M23 and use all means to press Tutsi rebel group to comply with decisions taken by East African Community and at a recent summit in Angola, says EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell.

1 year ago·Istanbul, Türkiye

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