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  1. The US is proposing a peace and minerals deal involving the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda, while HRW calls for sanctions on Kigali.
  2. Sanctions are imposed on companies linked to Rwandan mining interests and DRC mineral trade, alongside brokering regional economic accords.

US Treasury Secretary frames sanctions as necessary for DRC stability as Washington Accords aim to foster peace between DRC and Rwanda.

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US Treasury Secretary frames sanctions as necessary for DRC stability as Washington Accords aim to foster peace between DRC and Rwanda.

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  1. US demands Rwandan troop withdrawal from DRC while urging DRC to conclude Doha peace protocols.1 source
  2. Washington Accords are established to foster peace between DRC and Rwanda, supported by US sanctions.1 source

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