Congolese ruler Felix Tshisekedi has pretty much authorized the FDLR to destroy the Virunga natural forest as part of his plan to boost their economic and military strength. The anti-Rwanda genocidal group is currently exploiting timber for exports and exchange for weaponry acquisition.
As a reward for their loyalty and cooperation for decades, the Kinshasa regime has granted the FDLR terrorists full authority to undertake activities that will lead to the destruction of the Virunga National Park, Africa’s oldest nature reserve, created in 1925 and listed as a world heritage site by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) since 1979.
With this greenlight from the Tshisekedi regime, the FDLR, in collaboration with their partners the FARDC and other allied murderous armed groups have intensified poaching, charcoal burning, intensive logging and trafficking in timber and charcoal as well as trafficking in baby Gorillas and other endangered primates.
Global environmental organizations are worried that the Kinshasa regime continues to show disregard for global environmental legislations concerning the Virunga National Park and its natural resources.
Global environmentalists are calling on the International Community to intervene urgently and find a solution to prevent this impending regional and global environmental disaster.
Apart from being a reward, Tshisekedi aims at granting the FDLR economic and military strength as part of his plan to boost their plans to attack Rwanda.
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