Rwandan president opts out of DR Congo summit

Rwandan leader is not expected in Ugandan capital, as regional leaders meet to discuss the DR Congo crisis. Last Modified: 24 Nov 2012 14:03 inShare Email Print Share Feedback

The UN estimate that 140,000 people in and around Goma have been displaced in recent fighting [EPA]

Rwandan President Paul Kagame will not attend the summit in Uganda seeking a solution to the conflict in eastern  Democratic Republic of Congo. "Kagame is not coming," James Mugume, a senior official in the Ugandan foreign ministry, saying the president would be represented by Rwandan Foreign Minister Louise Mushikiwabo at the summit on Saturday. Mugume gave no indication as to why Kagame, whose government the United Nations accuses of backing DR Congo's M23 rebels, a claim Kigali rejects had decided not to attend. Sources in Brazzaville and Kigali said the Republic of Congo's President Denis Sassou Nguesso would fly into the Rwandan capital Saturday afternoon for talks with Kagame. Members of Sassou's delegation had already arrived Friday in Kigali. Meanwhile DR Congo President Joseph Kabila arrived late morning at Munyonyo resort on the outskirts of Kampala, where the summit will be held. Ugandan officials had earlier said that both Kagame and Kabila would attend and that without them the summit would be "meaningless". President Mwai Kibaki of Kenya and Tanzania's Jakaya Kikwete were also in Kampala for the summit, along with host Yoweri Museveni of Uganda, Mugume said. A delegation from the M23 rebels was also in Kampala, but not at the summit venue, and was expected to hold separate talks with Museveni later in the day. Kabila and Kagame met on Tuesday and Wednesday, hours after the rebels seized the regional capital of Goma, issuing a joint statement with Museveni calling for the M23 to stop its offensive and pull out of the key eastern city. The International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (ICGLR) has held multiple summits in recent months on the conflict in eastern DR Congo, but none resulted in a significant breakthrough. Refugee concerns The summit comes as the United Nations has expressed shock at the sight of thousands of civilians fleeing a rebel advance in the eastern  DR Congo and appealed for access to help those caught up in the violence. Thousands of civilians are fleeing the town of Sake, which was taken over by the M23 rebels battling government troops threaten to overrun Goma. Al Jazeera's Nanazine Mosheri, reporting from Sake, said the town of Sake is currently calm. "The M23 has Sake very much firmly under their control, the aim now is to take the surrounding the areas under their control, The fact that there is no fighting today (Saturday) maybe because people are waiting for the talks in Kampala." The rebels' advance comes days after they took Goma, the biggest city in North Kivu province, and have vowed to expand their territorial control and even seize the capital, Kinshasa, although the city is 1,574km away. The fighting has sparked fears of a wider conflict erupting in the chronically unstable region, and the rebels have largely ignored calls made in a joint communique by the presidents of DR Congo, Rwanda and Uganda to pull out of Goma. The UN estimate that 140,000 people in and around Goma have been displaced in recent fighting. Aid officials said the fighting has made camps for people displaced by earlier conflicts inaccessible, with food and medicines running short.    Fears of refugee crisis in DR Congo A spokesman for the UN peacekeeping force in the country, known under the acronym MONUSCO, described the situation in eastern DR Congo as "alarming". "The M23 are now present in Sake, with reports indicating that they may be on the move toward Masisi territory, which is their stronghold," Kieran Dwyer said in a statement.  MONUSCO has airlifted dozens of local leaders and rights activists who feared for their lives out of rebel territory, Dwyer said,The UN has an estimated 6,700 troops in North Kivu backing up government forces under a Security Council mandate to protect civilians. They have been criticised for not directly confronting the M23. The UN mission was also verifying reports of civilians wounded or killed due to the recent fighting in Goma and Sake, he added. "There are also reports of targeted killings and health personnel being abducted by the M23. Reports of recruitment and abduction of children by the group continue," he said. M23 military leader Bosco Ntaganda is wanted for war crimes by the International Criminal Court. Rwanda role Meanwhile, in Kinshasa, protesters accused the rebels of abuses including the rape of pregnant women. Hundreds of women, clad in black, marched on the UN mission's headquarters, carrying banners calling for peace and criticising the country's small but militarily powerful neighbour. "No to Rwanda!" read one. The M23 fighters are widely thought to be backed by neighbouring Rwanda. The UN Security Council has expressed "concern at reports indicating that external support continues to be provided to the M23, including through troop reinforcement, tactical advice and the supply of equipment". The council did not name Rwanda whose experts have previously accused it of backing the rebels, who share the same Tutsi ethnicity with Rwandan President Paul Kagame but are Congolese. The rebellion was launched eight months ago by mutinous troops accusing the government of failing to stick to a 2009 deal with fighters to end a previous conflict. The rebels take their name - M23 - after that peace agreement which was signed on March 23, 2009. http://www.aljazeera.com/news/africa/2012/11/20121124101115598428.html

Source: Al Jazeera And Agencies

The salient features of the dictator and war criminal Paul Kagame's dictatorship

As dictator, Kagame shares all characteristics of dictatorship  with many world dictators.  

Rwanda Patriotic Front (RPF) as One Party, One Leader and One Programme

RPF is  the only party that is allowed to exist and it is the  Kagame's own party. Other  credible and independent political parties, civil society associations and organizations are not allowed to function. These are banned. All opposition to the dictator Kagame  is ruthlessly suppressed. Hitler used to say, "Swastika or gallows". Kagame has no respect of human life. He kills or exiles anyone he considers to be against his plans, decisions, instructions and policies.

One overall Leader

Full faith is  concentrated in the  Kagame's leadership, as one man leader for  everybody, everywhere  and  everything.  Kagame is equal to  national unity, economic progress, liberation and patriotism. He is considered to be a symbol of national prestige. He even believes that he has a role to play at the international scene than any world leader. He is the final authority in every matter and his word is supreme.

One Programme

The whole country is supposed to have one political programme and it is the programme of  Kagame's own party. No alternative thinking  and proposals are allowed. It is within this context that he is forcing Rwandan people to contribute to his Agaciro Development Fund. 

Women are used as a political tool to project Kagame's image  to the outside world  and to  influence the  electorate and the parliament outcomes. As gender equality strategy, he believes that women having seats in the Parliament is enough while women’s wellbeing at the village level has continued to deteriorate considerably.

Fear is used as an instrument to control society and to discourage people from questioning the regime. Police and intelligence officers are everywhere and control each citizen 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. People are terrified into collaborating and making sacrifices for the national interest ( e.g. forced contributions to the Kagame’s Agaciro Development Fund). Any  questioning of decisions, practices and policies by  Kagame is an act of treason and  undermine national security( e.g., imprisoned Political Leader Ingabire Umuhoza).

The national economy is controlled by Kagame and RPF.

All financial and economic resources and assets (e.g. banks, foreign aid, properties, fertile lands, parastatal institutions,etc.) are in the hands of Kagame, RPF and the minority Tutsi in power. Kagame does not  believe in  the support  that he receives from the international community because this may minimise the recognition of his acclaimed  economic achievements. The contribution of foreign aid to the annual budgets are minimised by  superficially inflating the national contributions. Kagame does not care about employment and wellbeing of his own people. Social and economic indicators are manipulated. Poverty  and unemployment are  not recognised or discussed.  The GDP is inflated annually by the contributions of foreign aid and does not reflect the final goods and services produced within the country.  

Together with his supporters, Kagame decides which profitable  business to take, to buy entirely or to participate in as shareholders. Private properties to buy for redevelopment or for personal uses are chosen by Kagame and his crony and are bought at minimal prices. They have the power to buy your property at the price they decide. Rights to property do not  exist in Rwanda.

Absence of Individual Liberty and Rights

Rwandan people do  not enjoy any liberty or rights under  Kagame's rule. Maximum obedience to Kgame's instructions is equated to the maximum liberty. People are not allowed any liberty of speech, association and press. All agencies of administration, education, propaganda such as schools, colleges, radio,TV, newspapers, private and public institutions and are controlled by  Kagame. In the words of Mussolini "people do not want liberty but they want law and order. Under the pretence of national security, violation of rights is institutionalised. This is particularly the case in regard to privacy, freedom of expression and freedom of choice. Important issues such as human rights, poverty, racial equality, democracy, income inequality, injustice are taboos and any discussion about them is considered as an attempt to undermine or to deny Rwanda’s artificial economic achievements.

Kagame  nurtures open hostility towards journalists, lawyers and human rights who question the regime. Such people are branded as dissidents and traitors, are removed from their jobs, are exiled, imprisoned, disappear or are prevented from entering in the country when they are foreigners. Free expression in the media and in the arts is muzzled, making them into mouthpieces for the regime. People are appointed into any public job on the basis of support for the regime. Exiled dissidents  and political opponents are silenced, assassinated or genocide perpetrators. " No criticism against Kagame  is tolerated. People are supposed to believe and obey. Democratic slogans of liberty, human rights, equality and fraternity are replaced by slogans like duty, discipline, patriotism, liberation, and sacrifice. Mussolini asserted, "Liberty is a dead carcass, I kick it."

National Glorification

Kagame  glorifies Rwanda  to an illogical extreme. A mad sense of patriotism and liberation must be inculcated in the minds of  all  people.  The military is glorified and imitated at school, in parades, hymns, pledges, ceremonies, flags, uniforms, sport and external war adventures. Kagame  glorifies  war. War is considered to be essential for the normal health of body-politic. The dictator believes that war can be replicated and have the same effects anywhere in the world( e.g.Museveni war against Uganda with the support from Tanzania, Kagame’s war to Rwanda with the support  from Uganda, now Kagame’s war to Democratic Republic of Congo with the support by Kagame).

The state is all powerful and it must enhance its prestige. Kagame adopts a war-like policy and glorify brute force as the means for achieving national greatness (e.g. Supporting war against Democratic Republic of Congo). In the opinion of Hitler, "In eternal warfare, mankind has become great; in eternal peace it will be ruined." To quote Mussolini, "War is to the man what maternity is to the woman."

All sections of the nation must support Kagame's wars including religious leaders  and Rwandan academics who recently wrote a letter to the UN Secretary General  denying Kagame's support to M23. Kagame uses international academics and consultants to support his dictatorship. His  foreign supporters are always paid for the work commissioned by Kagame.

Kagame does not trust anyone including the members of his family. Kagame always address publicly  to the invisible enemies and to the international community rather than to his own people.

Obsession with crime and punishment

Kagame's dictatorial regime is  characterized by the large proportion of political opponents  currently imprisoned. Many  civilian have been executed or disappeared under Kagame's rule. Police and secret police are given draconian, unchecked and almost limitless powers.

Rampant cronyism, favouritism, nepotism and corruption

Since Kagame took power in 1994, his regime is ruled by a network of close  allies and war fighters  who appoint each other into positions of importance and who use their financial clout and the authority of their position to protect each other from exposure, scrutiny and accountability. The resulting elite feeds on power and seeks to enrich itself like a predator, at the expense of the people of the country. Corruption is hidden through the same network which also appoints and supervises anti-corruption officers.

Fraud in elections

Rwandan presidential elections are a complete sham. Voters are manipulated by smear campaigns against candidates even when those candidates are participating  in agreement with and on behalf of Kagame. The members of the National Electoral Commission are appointed by Kagame. The electoral legislation was designed to allow Kagame to win any presidential election. All political parties are members of Rwandan Political Party Forum. Kagame agrees and decides the candidates to compete with in  presidential elections. Political Opponents  have been  thrown into prison and  some opposition candidates have been assassinated, while those who have been in prison are prohibited  from participating in any future  political life of the country. The judiciary collaborates to manipulate and control elections. Fraud and perversion of democratic principles is as predictable as the outcome of such elections.

Conclusion

Kagame's dictatorship is a totalitarian regime which controls each and every aspect of human personality and life, and takes into its fold all human activities in the social, economic, political, educational, religious and cultural spheres. No margin for individual liberty and human rights is left behind. Nothing against Kagame is allowed, everything is for and from  Kagame, everything is Kagame and his RPF, nothing is allowed or exists outside Kagame and his RPF.

Congo Fighting: Rwanda boosts rebel force

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Congolese citizens look at tank shells lying next to the roadside, left behind by retreating government troops as they fled an assault by M23 rebels Wednesday in eastern Congo, 2012. Thousands of Congolese soldiers and policemen defected to the M23 rebels Wednesday as rebel leaders vowed to take control of all Congo, including the capital Kinshasa.

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UNITED NATIONS — The Rwandan military is commanding and supporting the rebel force that overtook a major city in eastern Congo this week, a United Nations report released Wednesday said.

Uganda is also providing more subtle but nonetheless decisive backing to the M23 rebels, the report said.

The report's release, just one day after the violent takeover of Goma, is sure to increase pressure on the international community to confront the two eastern African countries over their role in neighboring Congo's conflict. Both Rwanda and Uganda have repeatedly denied supporting the M23 movement and have faced little international criticism over the allegations.

The highly anticipated report from the U.N. Group of Experts said both Rwanda and Uganda have "cooperated to support the creation and expansion of the political branch of M23 and have consistently advocated on behalf of the rebels. M23 and its allies include six sanctioned individuals, some of whom reside in or regularly travel to Rwanda and Uganda."

The document said that Rwanda is funneling weapons, providing direct troop reinforcements to the M23 rebels, facilitating recruitment and encouraging desertions from the Congolese armed forces. The de facto chain of command of M23 ends with Rwandan Defense Minister Gen. James Kabarebe, the report said.

M23 is "a Rwandan creation," said Steven Hege, a member of the Group of Experts. He said Rwandan soldiers and commanders embedded with M23 take orders from Rwanda, not the rebels.

Hege said the Group of Experts submitted to the Security Council a confidential list of individuals recommended for sanctions, some of them mentioned in the report.  

The report puts the U.N. in an uncomfortable position. Rwanda has been elected by the U.N. General Assembly to serve a two-year position on the 15-member Security Council beginning in January, which will complicate efforts by the council to come to grips with the country's intervention in Congo.

The Security Council voted unanimously Tuesday to impose travel bans, assets freezes and other sanctions on the leaders of M23 and called for an end to external support for the rebellion, but without naming Rwanda or Uganda.

Rwanda's representative spoke to the council after the vote to deny that his country is involved in the Congolese rebellion. Uganda has previously denied involvement and said it would pull its troops out of U.N. peacekeeping operations if it was named in the report.

Timothy Longman, director of Boston University's African Studies Center, said the U.S. and other countries have been reluctant to confront Rwanda out of lingering sympathy for its 1994 genocide and because the country is considered a successful model for development. He said Rwanda has become a key international player under President Paul Kagame, including supplying troops for the African Union mission in Darfur.

"The international community needs to stop pretending like Kagame is a benign leader and realize that the green light given to his unacceptable behavior in the past is allowing him to get away with literally murder," said Longman, a former director of the Human Rights Watch office in Rwanda.

The U.S. suspended its military aid — albeit only $200,000 — to Rwanda after parts of the U.N. preliminary report were leaked last month. Other European countries followed suit, suspending humanitarian aid to Rwanda.

The U.S. Mission to the U.N. did not immediately return a request for comment Wednesday.

The M23 movement, which was born in April when hundreds of troops defected from the Congolese armed forces, now has some 1,250 troops, according to the report.

Thousands of Congolese soldiers and policemen defected to the M23 rebels Wednesday as rebel leaders vowed to take control of all Congo, including the capital, Kinshasa.

The U.N. report accuses the M23 commanders of recruiting hundreds of young boys and girls as soldiers and ordering the extrajudicial executions of dozens of recruits and prisoners of war.

The document cites members of the Congolese army, current and former M23 members and former members of the Rwanda military who attested to Rwandan weapons deliveries to the rebels and the deployment of Rwandan troops to help consolidate rebel control over territory. It said senior Ugandan officials have also provided direct troop reinforcement, weapons delivery and technical and political assistance to the rebels.

Rwandan support was critical to the M23 capture of four eastern Congo towns in July, the report said. The Rwandan army deployed more than 2,000 soldiers to help seize Bunagana, and Rwandan commanders provided machine guns, anti-tank and anti-aircraft launchers ahead of the attack, it said.

Prior to the July assaults, Ntaganda and other rebel commanders flew to Rwanda to meet with Kabarebe, the Rwandan defense minister, the report said.

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Abayobozi b’uturere hamwe n’intore za FPR barakataje mu gushakisha uburyo bwose babuza abaturage kwinjira mu ishyaka FDU no gusaba abaririmo kurivamo

Abayobozi b'uturere hamwe n'intore za FPR barakataje mu gushakisha uburyo bwose babuza abaturage kwinjira mu ishyaka FDU no gusaba abaririmo kurivamo

Posted on novembre 23rd, 2012 par rwanda-in-liberation

Mu gihe hamaze iminsi havugwa amakuru ajyanye n'urubyiruko rwo mu karere ka Rutsiro mu ntara y'Uburengerazuba bafunzwe kubera ko bemera ibitekerezo bya FDU ishyaka ritaremerwa na leta ya Kagame, mu gihe kandi hamaze iminsi havuga iby'amanama abayobozi b'uturere hirya no hino bakoresha amanama bifashishije inzego za gipolisi na gisirikari mu gutera abaturage ubwoba bababwira ko uwo bazumva ari mu ishyaka FDU bazamuca umutwe, mu gihe ndetse amakuru aherutse gutangazwa mu ntangiriro z'iki cyumweru avuga uburyo rumwe mu rubyiruko rutuye mu kagali ka Nyarutarama umurenge wa Remera akarere ka Gasabo mu Mujyi wa Kigali rwahaswe ibibazo n'inzego z'ubutegetsi n'iza polisi, mu gihe mu mpera z'ukwezi gushize abayobozi b'uturere twa Rutsiro na Nyagatare Byukusenge Gaspard na Atuhe Sabiti Fred bakoresheje amanama mu turere bayoboye bakihanangiriza abaturage ko bazabakorera ibya mfura mbi mu gihe bazamenya ko baba mu ishyaka rya FDU, ubu noneho haravugwa umuyobozi w'akarere ka Gasabo usaba bamwe mu bari muri FDU kwemera gukorana na we ndetse n'intore za FPR zisaba bamwe mu baba muri FDU kwemera amafaranga bakajya bazinekera.

Muri iki cyumweru kirangira umuyobozi w'akarere ka Gasabo Ndizeye Willy yagiye ku muturage w'inshuti ye utuye mu murenge wa Kacyiru abaza niba hari aba FDU bari muri uwo murenge bamubwira ko bahari maze asaba ko bamutumiriza umwe muri abo maze bamuzanira umwe mu basore batuye hafi aho. Igihe uwo musore yari ahageze yabajijwe ishyaka abamo asubiza ko aba muri FDU maze Ndizeye Willy amubaza icyo yamuha kugirango bakorane umusore amubwira ko yumva ntacyo yumva akeneye cyane cyane ko ngo we ari n'umunyeshyaka usanzwe nta buyobozi afite muri iryo shyaka bityo ko yumva ntacyo bimaze kuba yava aho ibitekerezo bye bimwemerera kuba akajya aho atabona impamvu agomba kujyayo. Ndizeye Willy akaba yarabajije uwo musore niba hari abandi bagenzi be batuye muri ako gace babana muri iryo shyaka amusubiza ko bahari benshi ndetse ko nta n'aho bahuriye n'abari muri FPR.

Ibi bibaye nyuma y'ukwezi kumwe intore za FPR za maneko zisanze undi musore kunzu y'ubucuruzi iri hafi y'umuhanda uva Kimihurura ujya Kacyiru izwi ku izina rya Kigali Business Center KBS zimusaba ko azifasha kujya aziha amakuru y'iby'ishyaka rya FDU ngo zikamuha miliyoni imwe y'amafaranga y'u Rwanda ariko uwo musore azikurira inzira ku murima azibwira ko icyo akeneye atari amafaranga y'ubusa ahubwo ko akeneye kwikorera uturimo twe tw'ubucuruzi buciriritse akiberaho mu mahoro. Amaze kubahakanira ko atazabakorera icyo kiraka batangiye kumutera ubwoba ndetse baza no gutera amahane ku buryo abantu bari hafi aho baje kureba ibibaye babaza uko ibintu bimeze uwo musore avuga ko abo bantu bashaka kumuha akazi ko kujya abanekera muri FDU ariko ko kuneka atari ko kazi ke. Babajije abo bantu niba koko icyo ari cyo bapfaga n'uwo musore babaye nk'ababura icyo bavuga kuko mu by'ukuri ntawe ushobora guhatira undi kwemera akazi amuhaye. Ibintu byaje guhosha izo ntore z'abamaneko zibuze icyo zivuga zigenda zirakariye uwo musore zinamutera ubwoba ko zizamugirira nabi. Uwo musore akaba yarafunzwe kenshi muri gereza yo kwa Kabuga iri i Gikondo kubera ahanini kutavuga rumwe na FPR.

Ibi byose biraba mu gihe amahanga na Loni bakomeza kurega u Rwanda kuba rufasha inyeshyamba za M23 kuyogoza akarere ka Kongo y'uburasirazuba aho icyegeranyo cy'impuguke za Loni cyaraye gishyizwe ahagaragara kinemezwa bidasubirwaho n'inama y'umuryango w'abibumbye ishinzwe amahoro ku isi n'akanama ka Loni gashinzwe ibihano kemeza ko u Rwanda rufasha izo nyeshyamba ndetse hanavugwa ko amafoto yafashwe n'ibyogajuru yemeza neza ubwo bufatanye. Ibihano bikaba nabyo bishobora gufatwa mu minsi iri imbere n'ubwo bimwe mu bihugu by'Uburayi bivuga ko icyo cyegeranyo gifite ishingiro ibihugu bisanzwe bifasha u Rwanda byari byarahagaritse by'agateganyo inkunga byageneraga u Rwanda nk'Ubwongereza bikaba byemeza ko iyo raporo ari ukuri kandi ko mu kwezi gutaha bizasubira kureba ibyerekeranye n'iby'izo mfashanyo zahagaritswe ariko binavuga ko iyo raporo izashingirwaho ku buryo budasubirwaho mu gufata imyanzuro kuri icyo kibazo.

Biragaragara rero ko FPR igeze aho mukeba wayo MRND yari igeze ijya guhirima. Kagame n'agatsiko ke bakaba bakomeje gutarataza ngo barebe ko bagundira ubutegetsi nyamara burya iyo amahanga yaguhagurukiye abaturage nabo batangiye kukuvaho ku mugaragaro ni ikimenyetso cy'itembagara ry'ubutegetsi n'ubwo mu Kinyarwanda bavuga ngo akaboko kabufashe kaburekura bagaciye. Kagame bikaba bigaragara ko azanyura inzira idatandukanye cyane n'iyo yanujijemo mukeba we Habyarimana niba we n'agatsiko ke bakomeje kunangira imitima. Urabe wumva mutima mucye wo mu rutiba

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Minisitiri w'Itangazamakuru wa Kongo yemeza ko ingabo z'u Rwanda ari zo zagabye igitero cyafashe umujyi wa Goma

Lambert Mende, Minisitiri wa Kongo ushinzwe Itunamaho.

Mu kiganiro Umuvugizi wakoranye na bwana Lambert Mende, minisitiri wa Kongo ushinzwe itangazamakuru, akaba n'umuvugizi wa guverinoma, yemeza ko Leta ye ifite gihamya zerekana ko ari ingabo z'u Rwanda (Rwanda Defence Forces-RDF) zagabye igitero i Kibumba kw'itariki ya 15/11/2012. Lambert Mende yemeza ko icyo gitero cyari kiyobowe na General Major Ruvusha Emmamuel, ari na we waje gufata aho hantu, yitwikiriye umutaka w'inyeshyamba za M23.

Ifatwa rya Kibumba ryaje korohereza ingabo za RDF gufata umujyi wa Goma, ibi bikaba byarabaye nyuma y'aho Brigades n'ama batallions yari ayobowe na Gen Ruvusha Emmanuel, yahawe amabwiriza yo gusubira mu Rwanda shishi itabona. Nyuma yo kwigarurira Kibumba na Sake, ingabo za RDF zikaba zaranyuze ku mupaka wa Ruisha zisubira mu Rwanda.

Minisitiri Mende yagize, ati : "Dufite za gihamya zerakana neza ko General Major Ruvusha yasubiye inyuma hamwe n'abasirikare yari ayoboye, asimburwa na Brigadier General Gatama. Dufite za gihamya zijyanye n'amafoto yabo hamwe n'izindi gihamya zerekana neza ko ingabo z'u Rwanda ari zo zagabye ibitero kuri Goma, nyuma yo kwigarurira Kibumba".

Minisitiri wa Kongo ushinzwe itangazamakuru yanatangarije Umuvugizi ko banafashe abasirikare babiri ba RDF, umwe akaba afite ipeti rya Lt Colonel, undi akaba ari umusirikare wo hasi witwa SGT Claude Rugamba, aba bombi bakaba barafatiwe mu mirwano yabereye i Kibumba. Lambert Mende yakomeje adutangariza ko Leta ye inafite za gihamya zitandukanye, tutashatse gutangaza, zerekana neza ko ari abasirikare ba RDF bagabye igitero cyagose umujyi wa Goma, kikaza kuwufata bitagoranye, uyu mujyi wa Goma ukaba ukiyoborwa n'ingabo z'u Rwanda, zihishe inyuma y'inyeshyamba za M23.
   
Andi makuru agera ku Umuvugizi yemeza ko, nubwo General Ruvusha bivugwa ko yavuye muri Kongo, atari byo kuko akiyoboye Division ya Brigade hamwe n'amabattalions agera kuri atatu, ari ku nkengero z'umupaka wa Kongo, akoresha mu kugaba ibitero bya rwihishwa bishyigikira ingabo za M23 kugirango zivune iza Leta ya Kongo (FARDC). Iyo abo basirikare barangije kurwana muri Kongo, bategekwa gusubira mu birindiro byabo biri mu Rwanda.
 
Mu  gihe ingabo za FARDC zari zihanganye n'iza RDF, ifatanyije na M23, ingabo za FARDC  zibifashijwemo na Monusco, zashoboye  kwigarurira ikiraro hamwe n'umujyi wa Madenga, Kawungu, n'indi mijyi igera kuri itatu yakuwe mu maboko ya M23. Ubu twandika iyi nkuru, haravugwa ko ingabo za FARDC zongeye kwisubiza umujyi wa Sake, wari warigaruriwe n'inyeshyamba za M23. 
 
Minisitiri Mende yanaboneyeho umwanya wo gusobanurira abanyekongo hamwe n'isi muri rusange, ko  intambara ingabo za Leta ya Kongo zirimo kurwana, ntaho ihuriye na M23, ko ahubwo ingabo za FARDC zirimo kurwana n'abasirikare b'u Rwanda (RDF), iyo mirwano ikaba iyobowe na Gen James Kabarebe ubwe, ukomejye kugenda agura abasirikare ba FARDC aho babarizwa hirya no hino mu ma brigades atandukanye, kugirango bayoboke umutwe wa M23 cyangwa bafatanye n'indi mitwe y'iterabwoba ikomeje kwifatanya na M23 ndetse na RDF mu gushaka kwigarurira ibice byinshi bitandukanye by'igihugu cya Kongo, ibice bikungahaye cyane ku mabuye y'agaciro, nk'inzira yonyine yo gukomeza gusahura umutungo kamere wa Repubulika Iharanira Demukarasi ya Kongo.
  
Gasasira, Sweden.

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