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L’antica guerra tra il Ruanda e la Repubblica democratica del Congo è alimentata da nuovi interessi

Armed militiamen gather near Rutshuru, 70 kms (45 miles) north of Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo,Wednesday June 22, 2022. Earlier in the week, East Africa's leaders have responded to the threat of war between Rwanda and Congo by instructing a new regional force to deploy in eastern Congo and ordering an immediate cease-fire. A statement after the meeting in Kenya's capital does not give details on the date of deployment of the force or its composition. (AP Photo/Moses Sawasawa)
Armed militiamen gather near Rutshuru, 70 kms (45 miles) north of Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo,Wednesday June 22, 2022. Earlier in the week, East Africa's leaders have responded to the threat of war between Rwanda and Congo by instructing a new regional force to deploy in eastern Congo and ordering an immediate cease-fire. A statement after the meeting in Kenya's capital does not give details on the date of deployment of the force or its composition. (AP Photo/Moses Sawasawa)
  • La crisi nasce da contese non risolte dalla fine della guerra del Congo nel 2002.
  • Persiste l’ostilità sia tra Congo e Ruanda ma anche tra quest’ultima e l’Uganda.
  • Tutto gira attorno allo sfruttamento delle risorse minerarie di cui il paese è ricco.

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