Rwandan soldiers fighting with M23 rebels in DR Congo, says UN report
A recent UN report revealed that between 3,000 to 4,000 Rwandan soldiers were fighting alongside the M23 rebels in eastern DR Congo, with Kigali exercising significant control over the rebel group's operations. The report, commissioned by the UN Security Council, underscores Rwanda's substantial military involvement and influence in the conflict, holding Rwanda accountable for the actions of the M23.
A recent UN report revealed that between 3,000 to 4,000 Rwandan soldiers were fighting alongside the M23 rebels in eastern DR Congo, with Kigali exercising significant control over the rebel group's operations. The report, commissioned by the UN Security Council, underscores Rwanda's substantial military involvement and influence in the conflict, holding Rwanda accountable for the actions of the M23.
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