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Diplomacy alone won’t stop Rwanda stoking war in Congo

28 January 2025

12:56 AM

28 January 2025

12:56 AM

Goma, a city of 1.5 million in Eastern Congo, has fallen to the M23 rebels, openly backed by Rwanda. Foreign governments are calling for the rebels to withdraw, and the UN Security Council has been holding crisis talks, but this is not the time to stop at diplomatic gestures: maximum pressure must be applied on Kigali immediately to shut this conflict down.

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