Rwanda's Leader Says Troops Stay in Congo Until Threat Is Gone

Rwanda's Leader Says Troops Stay in Congo Until Threat Is Gone

Rwanda's president said his country will keep soldiers in eastern Congo unless a militia tied to the 1994 Rwanda genocide is stopped. "Remove this problem, and then see whether Rwanda is using it as an excuse or not," he said. Congo's government separately accuses Rwanda of backing a rebel group called M23.

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