- DRC-Rwanda conflict amid peace talks and international sanctions
- 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
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.New fighting near Uganda and a US-brokered peace deal involving Rwanda.1 source
Kabila sentenced; DRC accuses Rwanda of supporting M23 rebels.1 source
Kabila and Nangaa form new alliance; US/UN accuse Rwanda of backing M23 in DRC.1 source
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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 launched an anti-government political front in the DRC, with Corneille Nangaa serving as vice president.
- South African troops were reported fighting in the ongoing conflict within the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
- M23 rebels seized Goma and Bukavu in eastern DR Congo, amid ongoing political tensions between Kabila and Tshisekedi.
- Rwanda is reported to be backing M23 rebels operating in North Kivu province.
- US Treasury Secretary frames sanctions as necessary for DRC stability as Washington Accords aim to foster peace between DRC and Rwanda.