Even in the growing international pressure, the Democratic Republic of the Congo stands firmly in the decision that does not have direct talks to the east communion in the country.
Last week, the UK government increased to call for the group to be part of a “inferior dialog” to help a solution to a political conflict.
But in an interview with the BBC, the main principal Suminwa Suluka said his government wanted to negotiate with the neighboring Rwanda, which accused it to supar M23.
At least 8,500 people were killed since January fighting in January, according to CONGEESE authorities.
Hundreds of thousands were forced from their homes among the riots induced in the fight, where the experts were found and other playful paper.
“The fact remains the terrier’s integrity and the democratic Republic of the Congo is Rwanda,” measured by the Congles’ rapid troops that say between 3,000 and 4,000 congles troops saying in the middle of the Congleses territory and fight beside M23.
The peace discussion of Angola has hit a deadlock in December after Rwanda asked the CONGEESE GOVERNMENT TULTS IN M23.
The rebels group immediately improved, controlling the cities of rubber and bukavu in January and February.
At a joint East and Southern African Mediation Effort last month, regional leaders called for a ceasefire, the exit of “uninvited foreign armed forces” from congolese territory and also urged for direct negotiations between “State and non-state parties … including m23”.
Rwandan President Paul Kagame did not deny the presence of his troops in Dr Congo when asked about it. “I don’t know,” he said to a CNN interview.
The boundary boundary conflict saw his country, often regarded as a western beloved, now loses favorable over the entire board.
Pressure raises it to get its forces from the Congolese Sound.
“But it has never been effectively done,” says it’s sulk.
He welcomes US sanctions imposed by the Minister of the Rwandan government James Kabarebe, saying that they help “put pressure on aggressors”. However, Rwanda left them “unreasonable and ineffective in solving the crisis”.
The European Commission for his part is suspended “defense consultations” and placed “under review” a memorandum of understanding last year signed it last year.
The Prime Minister of Congolese welcomes EU commission decisions, saying “The illegal exploitation of resources – that is one of the reasons for conflict”.
Dr. Congo accuses Rwanda illegally exploit mineral deposits in the east of the country, denied by Rwanda.
Adding to the Chorus Against Rwanda, The UK said last week that among other measures it would pause aid except for the poorest and most vulnerable groups, unless the country withdraws its troops, engages “meaningfully” in talks and a ceasefire is achieved.
Rwanda describes the decision “punastus”, saying it is unreasonable to expect that it compromises National Security.
The Prime Minister of Congolese says Rwanda does not ignore all calls to withdraw its troops.
“So, who stood on the road to (resolving conflict)? This is not the Congolese government,” he argued.
Rwanda previously recognized the deployment of its “defense and no reason” in the continuing conflict, claiming the right to protect its territory.
The Government of Congolese is also often accused of disciplining and working with militant groups of democratic forces for the liberty of Rwanda (FDLR), whose members include warriors from 1994 Rwandan Genocide.
Asked by that, Suminwa was denied that the Congolese Army worked with the rebels of FDLR, but said that his country would participate in a “neutralize” process of militants.
If you know what the problem is solved if direct talks in the M23 are ordered, the Prime Minister says that with Rwanda response, the answer is simple for what guarantees a cessation.
“Make sure the troops of Rwandan withdrawn from Congolese territory and that their M23 stops killing the congolese population,” he said.
