Congo M23 Rebels Will No Longer Join Peace Talks in Angola on Tuesday, Rebel Alliance Says
(Reuters) - Rwanda-backed M23 rebels said on Monday that they had withdrawn from planned peace talks aimed at resolving a spiralling conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo after the EU imposed sanctions on its leader and on Rwandan army commanders.
DR Congo’s M23 rebels say they will no longer join peace talks in Angola
Talks, which the DRC government previously rejected, sought to resolve the conflict in the east of the country. The Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group has announced that it is no longer participating in peace talks after earlier confirming it would alongside the Congolese government,
The government of Rwanda notified Belgium of its decision to sever diplomatic relations, effective immediately, according to ...
The rebel alliance, of which M23 is a member, says it was withdrawing from what could have been the two sides’ first direct ...
Paul Kagame says rallying the international community against Rwanda over crisis in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo must ...
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