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Criminal and Rwanda on Friday, US government and American companies have signed a helpful peace deal in the Eastern Congo to help the East Congo ended in the Eastern Congo for decades.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio called it a “an important moment after a 30-year war.” Earlier, US President Donald Trump, at a press conference, said at a press conference that “anyone ever done so far” could make a deal for one of the worst battles.
“I managed to collect them together,” Trump said. “And not only we receive many mineral rights from the United States from Congo.”
The agreement was considered an important step towards peace in the center of the Central African Congo, here, which has more than 100 armed groups, the strongest of Rwandan, killing millions since the 1990s.
It is in the heart of Trump’s push to gain access to critical minerals needed for the world’s technology, which is actively competing in the US and China’s influence in Africa.
Analysts see the deal as a great turning point, but do not believe that it will end the fight quickly. The agreement covers the provisions of the ban on territorial integrity and military operations, as well as the ban on defective, disarmament and conditional integration of non-state armed groups.
The M23 Rebel group, which supports Rwanda, is the most prominent armed group of the conflict, and early this year the largest advanced bodies in the streets of the world earlier this year.
The United Nations, together with seven million people in the Congo, called the “one of the most stretched, ink, serious humanitarian crises.”
The Congo will provide security support to combat the rebels and maybe the main cities of Goma and Bukavu will be withdrawn from the entire region, which is estimated to join up to 4,000. Rwanda said he defends the interests of the territorial and did not support M23.
M23 rebels suggested that the contract will not be compulsory. Register group, despite being part of other ongoing peace talks, did not directly participated in the planned peace deal.
Congo Nangaa, known for the Congo Riverym AFC, which includes M23, in March, in March, can confess only the complaints of peace talks with Congo and “something related to us, this is against us.”
One M23 spokesman Oscar Balinda, this week, reflecting these thoughts in an interview with the AP, does not apply to the facilitated transactions.
Rwanda also accused of exploiting the minerals of the Eastern Congo, and Trend analysts can complicate the fact that Rwandan did not participate in any way in the region. Critical minerals are used in smartphones, advanced fighter planes and more.
A group of UN specialists in December “fraudulent production, trade and Rwanda” to Mineral minerals and the economy from the AFC / M23 and Rudan. “Rwanda refused to participate in the minerals of the Congo.
The deal is the center of the US government against China in Africa. Chinese companies have been one of the main players in the mining sector of the Congo for years. Chinese Cobalt processing plants, most of the majority of global supplies, trust in the Congo.
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Analysts say that the United States liability may depend on how much the mineral in addition between the American and Congo governments in separate negotiations.
Unreasonable unused minerals are estimated that the US trade department is worth 24 trillion US dollars.
A political scientist in Congolese thinking in Dyper, Christian Moleca called the “big turning point” in the conflict for decades, but “he said,” that the signing will not be able to eliminate all issues of the conflict. “
“Current agreement, the partnership between the victim and aggressor ignores war crimes and justice.” “It seems like a trigger-happy offer and cannot build continuous peace without justice and repair.”
In the northern Kivu province of the Congo, some believes that some of the fights will help the peace deal to resolve the violence, but warn that it should be served for lasting peace.
“I don’t think Americans should be trusted 100 percent.” “Now it is for us to capitalize everything as an opportunity.”
The conflict could follow the genocide in the Rwanda, which was killed by Hutu Militias in 1994 and a million ethnic tuts, and a million people and TWAs. When the tutsi-LED forces returned, about two million Hutus passed to Congo, fearing revenge.
The government of Rwane accused Hutus, who fled the participation of the participation in the genocide and protected them from the Congolese army. Militias arising with a small part of Hutus claimed that the Rhooka was a threat to the destiny.
Warning the world’s food program, Guman’s food, clean water and medical equipment deficiency, the waves of the fight erained and violated thousands of people and violated the supply chains.