- Rwanda supports M23 armed group in eastern Congo, while Donald Trump has proposed a peace deal regarding regional resources.
- Rwanda-backed M23 groups operate in the DRC; sanctions are imposed on mineral exploitation; peace accords are being brokered between the two nations.
Kabila, Nangaa, and Bisimwa form a new coalition amid US/UN accusations against Rwanda for backing M23 in the DRC.
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What happened
Kabila, Nangaa, and Bisimwa form a new coalition amid US/UN accusations against Rwanda for backing M23 in the DRC.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Joseph Kabila
President of the DR Congo from 2001 to 2019
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Democratic Republic of the Congo
country in Central Africa
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Rwanda
country in East Africa
Related events
- Joseph Kabila is linked to backing the M23 armed group in the DRC conflict.
- Joseph Kabila launched an anti-government political front in the DRC, with Corneille Nangaa serving as vice president.
- US sanctioned former DRC President Joseph Kabila for supporting rebel groups in South Kivu.
- Jean-Pierre Bemba criticizes Joseph Kabila's governance and accuses him of advancing Rwanda's interests, while the Carter Center questions election credibility in the DRC.
- Joseph Kabila is noted for leading the Democratic Republic of the Congo from 2001 to 2019.