- Rwanda is accused of backing M23 rebel groups operating in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), amidst talks regarding resource exploitation.
- The UN Secretary-General reported on violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo, linked to the conflict involving Rwanda-backed M23 groups.
Rwanda's government, represented by PM Nsengiyumva, used the UNGA 81 session to warn that the situation in Eastern DRC poses a serious security threat to the nation.
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Updated Sep 25
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What happened
Rwanda's government, represented by PM Nsengiyumva, used the UNGA 81 session to warn that the situation in Eastern DRC poses a serious security threat to the nation.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Rwanda
country in East Africa
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Government of Rwanda
Central Government of Rwanda
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