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Last year, three Americans sentenced to the roles of a failed coup in the Congo Democratic Republic, were sent home to the United States to serve the rest of his prisons.
Three were convicted of killing a military court in front of the judgments first Changed in prison last week in prison.
US State Department spokesman Tammy Bruce said three were “in our arrest.”
Repatriation comes as a study of the US and Dr. Kongo To engage in using the giant mineral wealth of the Central African country.
Last week, US President Donald Trump visited Dr. Congo for Africa and confirmed that the two countries were in talks on minerals, and said that it could cover “Multibillion-dollar investment”.
Dr. Kongo currently has great deposits of electric colts and cobalts used in electronic equipment and batteries for electric cars produced by Chinese mining companies.
Three American prisoners – Marcel Malanga Malu, Tylor Thomson and Zalman Polun Benjamin – Solve Dr. Kongo, Congolese spokesman Tina Salama said.
They were accompanied by the N’Djili International Airport, the president of the Congo, “Strongly Suitable for Legislative Procedures”, and the presidency of the Congo.
Transfer “Dr. Congo and the United States are part of international cooperation in strengthening judicial diplomacy and justice and human rights.
Americans were between 37 people Last September was sentenced to death by a military court.
Jean-Jack citizen, who was convicted of death in February, was transferred to Belgium for health.
It is not clear that other prisoners covering someone of a British, Belgian and Canadian National Channel will be changed.
They were accused of attacking both the presidential palace and the president of President Felix Tshisekedi. Then the crime was convicted of conspiracy, terrorism and other charges.
The suspect’s leader of the plot, a US national team, Christian Malanga, the United States, was killed with five people during the attack. Hi, Marcel Malanga Mala, between those sent on Tuesday.
The details of the prisoner transfer agreement were not immediately clear, but the State Department said the US Embassy in Kinsasa, Dr. Congo was aware of the repatriation in cooperating with the Konesa embassy.
However, legal experts say that the United States is impossible for the United States to release or punish them.
The state spokesman said that the United States has condemned the tender, which has condemned the armed attacks and the Congo was responsible for the prisoners, but was sought as a “consistent, compassionate, human treatment and a fair legal process.”
Joseph Szlavik-Soto, who works for the Congolese government of the Reuters News Agency, said he agreed to pay the damage caused by the US embassy and other tasks earlier this year. US officials still comment on the issue.
