Fatshimetrie: Urgent call for concrete actions to stop Rwanda’s aggression against the DRC
During a recent meeting in Kinshasa, Congolese Minister of Foreign Affairs Therese Kayikwamba Wagner sounded the alarm to the international community, calling for concrete measures to address Rwanda’s continued aggression against the DRC. This destabilizing situation requires an urgent and firm response from the international partners of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Minister Wagner stressed the need to move from words to action, urging DRC’s allied countries to take concrete measures to force Rwanda to end its aggressive actions. Rwanda’s unilateral actions seriously undermine the stability of the region and threaten the security of local populations. It is imperative that the international community do everything possible to stop this aggression and restore peace in the region.
Faced with the failure of the recent tripartite mediation attempt between the DRC, Rwanda and Angola, the Minister of Foreign Affairs expressed her disappointment and stressed the need for more decisive action by international actors. The words of compassion expressed during visits to the displaced persons camps in the East are no longer enough; it is time to move on to concrete actions to put an end to this cycle of violence.
The DRC’s call for concrete measures is legitimate and urgent. It is the responsibility of the international community to support stability and security in the region. Acts of aggression must be condemned and coercive measures must be taken to put an end to this escalation of violence. It is time to act together to restore peace and security in the DRC and throughout the region.
In conclusion, the current situation in the DRC requires a rapid and decisive response. The DRC’s international partners must respond to Minister Wagner’s call and take concrete measures to force Rwanda to cease its aggression. It is time to move from words to actions and work together to ensure peace and stability in the region.