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The rebel leader, who occupied Goma, the largest city in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, vowed to continue his attack to Kinshasa, the capital.
Corneille Nangaa, who leads the alliance of the rebel group, including the M23, said their ultimate goal is to rank the government of President Félix TSHISEKEDI.
Unidentified reports show that Rwanda’s rebels are moving towards Bukabu, the second largest city in the eastern part of minerals, despite the current international demand for interruption.
TSHISEKEDI said in a speech broadcast after GOMA collapsed, “lively and adjusted reactions” are being carried out to regain territory from the rebels.
“One certainty: The Democratic Republic of Congo is not humiliated by itself crushed. We will fight and we will win. “
According to the United Nations, the fight has force about 500,000 people at home and has already worsened a terrible humanitarian crisis.
Thursday, Nangaa said that the rebels will be presented as a new administrator of GOMA, staying with journalists and receiving services again.
After the expansion of last week, the city’s electricity and water supply were blocked and there are few foods.
Nangaa said, “We will continue the march of liberation to Kinshasa.
Analysts say that this offensive will be unlikely given a large -scale country. Kinshasa is 2,600 km (1,600 miles). However, in 1997, Rwanda’s support occurred when the forces supported by Rwanda had long been expelled from the leader, Mobutu SESE SEKO.
Nangaa’s opinion would increase anger in Kinshasa, which accused Neighbor Rwanda for supporting the rebels and even had an army in GOMA.
Rwanda is also facing an international criticism chorus despite direct military support.
M23, a major rebel group in the alliance, said that it was led by national Tutsis and brought weapons to protect Dr. Congo’s rights.
Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame also accused Dr. Congo’s 1994 hutu militia involved in massacre in 1994.
The UN and South African block SADC has a peacekeeper on the east but could not stop the rebel assault.
Several County’s peacekeepers, where South African troops had the highest casualties, died of disputes.
Kagame said on Wednesday that Rwanda’s M23 fighter and Rwanda army were responsible for death, and they were ready to confront South Africa if necessary.
Kagame accused Ramaphosa distorted personal dialogue in a strong statement about X.
“If South Africa wants to contribute to a peaceful solution, it is good and good, but South Africa is not a position to play the role of a peaceful person or mediator, and if the South African Republic prefers the confrontation, Rwanda will deal with the problem. He said it was at any time.
This exchange has shown that the tension between the two countries has increased significantly, and the relationship has a weak relationship for several years.
South African leaders are scheduled to hold a summit on Friday, and their regional troops are “not a peacekeeper, and there is no place in this situation.”
In contrast, TSHISEKEDI paid for the murdered SADC soldiers “fighting with us” and to the UN peacekeepers.
All countries, including the United Nations, the European Union, and the United States and China, all asked Rwanda troops to leave Dr. Congo.
The UK and Germany are one of the donors who threaten to withdraw the aid for Rwanda with the M23 offensive.
David Lammy, the British Secretary of Foreign Affairs, said that Germany has canceled the aid with the country, saying that the two countries of the two countries are threatened on Wednesday.
Additional Report by Johannesburg Nomsa Maseko
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