UN mission has been 'unable to stabilise' the Congo since the end of the 1994 Rwanda genocide
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- The Rwanda-backed M23 militia has captured the strategic eastern DR Congo town of Uvira, escalating violence in the region just after a peace deal was signed in Washington between Rwandan President Paul Kagame and DRC President Félix Tshisekedi. This development has led to significant civilian displacement, with approximately 200,000 people fleeing the area as fighting intensifies.
- The situation is critical as it undermines the recent peace agreement aimed at stabilizing the region, raising concerns among international observers and local populations about the effectiveness of diplomatic efforts to resolve ongoing conflicts in the DRC.
- This resurgence of violence highlights the persistent instability in eastern Congo, where the M23 group, allegedly supported by Rwanda, continues to challenge government forces. The international community, including the US and European nations, has urged Rwanda to halt its military actions, reflecting broader geopolitical tensions and the complexities of peacekeeping efforts in a region long plagued by conflict.
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