In a significant move to address escalating violence in eastern Congo, Presidents Felix Tshisekedi and Paul Kagame have jointly called for an immediate, unconditional cease-fire. This decision comes after the M23 armed group, supported by Rwanda, seized major towns in eastern Congo. The cease-fire announcement follows a clandestine meeting in Qatar, highlighting a decisive effort towards peace. Although specifics on enforcement remain unclear, this marks the first concrete agreement from both leaders in years. Analysts noted a lack of engagement from the US and criticized the African Union's ineffectiveness in facilitating dialogue.
The leaders of Congo and Rwanda have called for an immediate and unconditional cease-fire to end the escalating conflict driven by the M23 armed group.
An unannounced meeting in Qatar marks a significant step, as both nations emphasize the need for cooperation in addressing a decades-long conflict.
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