M23 Accuses DRC Government of Sabotaging Peace Talks in Angola
M23 has accused the DRC government of sabotaging planned peace talks in Angola by conducting attacks on civilians. M23’s spokesman highlighted these military actions as a direct attempt to obstruct dialogue. The DRC government has yet to respond to these allegations as tensions in the region continue to escalate.
On a recent Sunday, the M23 armed group, which is alleged to be backed by Rwanda, accused the government of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) of attempting to obstruct upcoming peace talks set to occur in Angola. The group’s spokesman, Lawrence Kanyuka, criticized the DRC government for allegedly utilizing fighter jets and drones to conduct attacks on heavily populated areas, suggesting that these actions demonstrate a deliberate effort to undermine the anticipated dialogue.
The allegations leveled by M23 highlight ongoing tensions in eastern DRC, where peace talks are set to take place despite the challenges posed by military actions. The international community continues to watch closely as leaders call for a ceasefire and direct negotiations. The outcome of the scheduled talks may significantly impact the stability of the region and the humanitarian situation.
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