Dr. Congo former leader Joseph Kabula, lashes after immunity for charges of betrayal

Former president of the Congo Democratic Republic Yusuf Kabila called “Dictatorship” in his successor government.

53-year-old, on Thursday A day after a day after the Senate charges on YouTube, he broadcast live in one.

Dr. Congo’s officials have been instructed to the former president With betrayal and war crimesIt closes it to the supported M23 rebels that govern several cities in the east.

Kabula, in power between 2001 and 2019, violated the silence because the country’s unity feels risk.

Analysts say that the Kabul’s trial of the Kabul has been able to further stabilize the country fighting the M23 rebellion since 2012.

President Felix Tisceli Government did not respond to the speech that Kabila could help the DR Congo to end in the mineral-rich east of decades.

A lecture wrapped in a suit of suit dressed in a fleet costume, Kabula, “National Turning” stood before a lecture called “National Address” – a tailed and tailed airport by the Independence Anthem.

YouTube connection shared by his spokesman subsequently deleted, However, the note was shared with a large number of scores.

Tsisecedi’s ally once, the coalition of the heir and the sides of the Kabula and the parties was officially finished in 2020.

The former president has been living abroad for two years – first conducts a doctoral doctor in South Africa.

In his speech, he hit the “arbitrary decisions” on behalf of the “rumors” of the “rumors”, where he went to the city of East Goma.

These authorities asked To ban the People’s Party for reconstruction and democracy (PPRD) and order the capture of their assets.

All this “indicates the magnificent decline in our country,” he said.

In his speech, he reminded that he was not in danger in the coming days in the coming days, the city was under the control of M23 rebels since January.

Kabula, the Constitution, for trying to demolish the Constitution, the president was hit by the President to stop the president and the justice system in the system of political ends.

He said that the government was treated by the economy, corruption and public debt, more than $ 10 billion (more than £ 7.3 billion).

The former General Kabila was also rejected to use the government’s security situation in the country, especially pro-government militia as the “assistants” of the armed forces.

“The National Army … Hired bands, armed groups, tribal militia and not only the limits, but also the country covered inexplicable chaos.”

He said that one of these armed groups was in the Rwandan (FDL), the democratic forces in the genocide of Rhooka in 1994 and were still in the Eastern Dr. Congo.

Rwanda sees the existence of FDLR rebels as an existential threat. Rwandan troops are currently in Dr. Congtion, in Dr. Congort, which is in the Dr. Congo led by an ethnic gutsis that said they received weapons to protect the rights of the minority group.

The Kabula called on the withdrawal of “all foreign troops” from the Congo, and called on the South African Development Society (SADC) to take the final decision to take the batch to fight the M23.

After the 18th anniversary, Kabula defained the wishes of his success.

“We returned to the square of one for six years – for six years: a failed, divided, divided, and the most corrupt, and most corrupt countries are highly in the list of poor countries,” he said.

The reaction was mixed, some of the Tshisektedi administration pointed to the mockery reflecting the criticism of their government.

“The dictatorship should end and democracy and good economic and social governance, and told the end of speech.”

Kabula, the government’s “finally sit around the same table” with the “finally sinking around the table”, but other domestic peace initiatives should be supported by the Catholic Church.

Demirinating the charges supported by M23, Dr. Congo and Rwanda may stay outside the peace deal to end the fight against hundreds of thousands of civilians who have been mandatory in their homes in recent months.

The two countries signed a preliminary agreement in Washington last month and said they agreed peacefully.