This year, the SADC Mission, who suffered losses, has organized his army’s ‘phase withdrawal’.
The South African regional group said they would conclude the deployment of the army in the Democratic Republic of Kongo (DRC).
Leaders of the 16-Rashtriya South African Development Community (SADC), who lost at least one dozen soldier in the Eastern DRC since January, held a virtual summit on Thursday, which has discussed the ongoing conflict in the area. Three decades Unrest
The meeting was announced a day after Angola announced that a peace discussion between the DRC and the Ravanda-supported M23 rebel group was announced.
In a dialogue released after the Summit, the group said that the DC’s goal in the DRC (which is also known as the SimdRC) will be “terminated … and the SiddRC directed the backdrop to withdraw.
M23 has taken possession of mineral-rich and unstable Eastern DRC, including the main cities of Goma and Bukawu. Lightning Advance From January.
The Congress government at least says 000,3 people have died Since then.
Officials officials did not comment on the size of the army deployed, but a large number of SamidRCs have come from South Africa, which has been estimated to have been estimated to be at least 1.5 soldiers.
In January, South Africa lost 14 14 in the East DRC conflict. Most of the SADC was a part of the mission, but at least two were deployed as part of the peace mission of independent United Nations. Three Malawan troops, who were deployed in the SADC elsewhere, were also killed.
During the attacks by armed groups with M23, the government was sent to the Eastern DRC on December 223 to restore peace and security.
‘Meeting on Time
When opening the summit on Thursday, SADC President and Zimbabwe President Immerson Mangagav asked for a “great feeling of urgency” to end the battle, which said that there was volatility beyond the DRC borders.
He said that a comprehensive dialogue was required, saying the DRC’s order was “timely”.
Chairman of Angola Declared The direct discussion between the DRC and the M33 late on Wednesday will begin next week.
“Following the steps taken by Angolan mediation … Representatives from DRC and M23 will start direct peace talk in the city of Luanda on March 18,” it said.
Angolan President Joaoo Lorenko had earlier met Kangoli President Felix Tiesdy, who had earlier refused to interact with M23 according to the demands of Ravanda. Kinashsa earlier said that he was going to talk to Kigali, on which he allegedly supported M23.
On Thursday, sources of two Congress governments told the Reuters’ news agency that the latest Angolan proposal was seriously considering.
“This is a process that is in the beginning. They want Kinashsa to be smaller, but it may be longer, and it will depend on the heads of the state who represent the government in favor of the state, “a source said anonymously.
Another source said, “Even if the M23 was contacted directly, it will not exclude the responsibility of the key.”
Announcement of SADC deployment that helps the DRC to fight rebellious groups, is another shock to TSSD in dealing with M23’s latest advance handling criticism.
Ravanda’s Foreign Minister Oliver Nuhungire on Thursday told the royators that the withdrawal was “a good decision that would contribute to peace in the East DRC”.
UN experts say that Rwanda has supported M23 and maintained about 3,000-4,000 troops in the East DRC in support of the group. Ravanda refuses to give rebels with military help.