Rwandan Minister Commands Congo Rebels, Says UN Report -- The Guardian
Report says Rwanda sends direct orders – as well as arms – to M23 insurgents in east of Democratic Republic of Congo.
Rwanda's defence minister is commanding M23 rebels in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo, according to a UN report that also accuses Rwanda and Uganda of arming the group and sending troops to help it launch a deadly attack on UN peacekeepers.
The UN security council's group of experts say in a confidential report that Rwanda and Uganda – despite their strong denials – continue to support M23 rebels in their six-month fight against Congolese government troops in North Kivu province.
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