The President of the Congole, Felix Teskedi, said that he is going to start a discussion to form an unity government, as international pressure for the congregation government to resolve the crisis in the east of the country.
According to United Nations experts, M33 rebels supported by around 4,000 soldiers from neighboring Rwanda have been leading a rebellion in the Central African country since last month.
The rebels last month captured Goma, a city of 2 million people, as around 3,000 people were killed. Earlier this week, the rebels dismissed another provincial capital for Bukevu, the south of the city of more than a million people.
Buwavu sits at a distance of about 50 kilometers (30 mi) from Burundi, which the soldiers have fought with bees with the Kangoli army. Fighting between the Kangoli army and the M33 rebels is apprehensive against the regional.
TshiseKedi says he wants to get out of protest
In their first statements since the rebels captured major cities, the President of the Congole, Felix Tskedi, did not distract a meeting of the ruling Sacred Union coalition from internal quarrels.
“I free the fight and not war. I should ever join the opposition. There will be a government of national unity.”
He did not give much information on what will happen or when it will happen.
Regional leaders have interacted between the M23 and the congregation government. But TshiseKedi refused the search dialogue by the previous Ginee, saying that the rebel was a proxy proxy army.
United Nations Security Council urged Rwanda to prevent M23 rebels from supporting
The United Nations Security Council on Friday passed a unanimous resolution, stating that “M3 immediately stops enmity, withdraws from all AEAS which he controls” and “” DRC area has illegitimate parallel administration The installation of the installation completely reverses. “
“There is no military solution to the struggle in the east of the DRC,” said. “The aggressive by M23 supported by Rwanda should be abolished.”
The M23 rebels say it is fighting to protect Rwanda origin from discrimination and the remaining ethnic Hutu Military Group with the 1994 Rwanda massacre.
The Congo accused the rebels of setting their foot in the mineral-rich region of the Congo and analysts called for those excuses for Rwanda’s participation.
Edited by ZAC Crellin
