The Congolese warmongering ruler Tshisekedi, who is known to sign many agreements on camera and then return to his country to trash them, continues to ignore the Luanda ministerial meeting deadline about stopping FDLR. He instead continues to work with the terrorist group openly.
The agreement was signed by his minister of foreign affairs last month in Luanda where he agreed to provide a plan for the neutralization of the genocidal and terrorist outfit FDLR, but today they are still working with the latter and even lying to Congolese that “FDLR was created by Kigali”.
The deadline for the protocol signed in Luanda between the Congolese Minister of Foreign Affairs and his Rwandan counterpart was by 14th April when DRC will give their proposal for the neutralization plan of FDLR, but until today, the Tshisekedi regime has not yet established a plan of disarmament, demobilization, and repatriation of FDLR. Instead, Tshisekedi has accelerated his collaboration with FDLR in his mission of persecuting innocent Congolese Tutsi.
Over the weekend FDLR officials together with other members of different armed groups operating in eastern DRC went to Kinshasa to meet Tshisekedi and other members of his cabinet. The meeting was meant to finalize plans for weapon distributions to continue causing havoc and insecurity in DRC, a few days ago Kinshasa’s cardinal Ambongo had denounced it and affirmed that the regime of Tshisekedi has distributed arms and ammunition to FDLR and they are still now working together.
Over 250 people in both Goma and Ituri were killed last week in massacres that were perpetuated by both Wazalendo and FDLR on instructions from Kinshasa by Tshisekedi’s close allies, uncontrolled weapons and munitions of war in eastern DRC in the name of “ethnic-xenophobic” patriotism, summed up in anti-Tutsi hatred, remain a serious threat to civilian populations with an impact on regional stability.
On the other hand, the International Community continues to rely on the implementation of the Luanda and Nairobi process as the only solution that can bring peace and stability in eastern DRC but for the Tshisekedi regime, that’s not their plan, and for them, those agreements are just papers, they will keep arming and suppo
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