Rwanda asserts its commitment to seeking a political resolution to the conflict in eastern DRC, amid demands for troop withdrawal by Kinshasa. Thousands are displaced, with escalating violence threatening regional stability, as humanitarian concerns rise over the critical situation in Goma.
Rwanda has reaffirmed its commitment to a political solution regarding the escalating conflict in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between M23 rebels and government forces continues. The Rwandan Foreign Ministry criticized the Congolese army’s cease-fire violations, stating that ongoing clashes near the border threaten Rwanda’s security and necessitate a defensive posture.
The conflict in eastern DRC has seen increased violence recently, especially in the North Kivu region, as M23 rebels intensify their assaults. Reports indicate that thousands of civilians are fleeing the fighting, with many seeking refuge both within DRC and in neighboring Rwanda. The situation has garnered international attention, particularly during recent UN Security Council discussions.
The situation in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo is dire, with fleeing civilians and demands from Kinshasa for Rwandan troop withdrawal. Despite Rwanda’s assurances of seeking a political resolution, the conflict continues to escalate, impacting the region’s stability. Humanitarian agencies express grave concern over the growing number of displaced individuals and the overwhelming challenges faced in providing assistance.
Original Source: www.aa.com.tr
