On October 20, a group principally composed of genocidal terrorists FDLR and their affiliates held “demonstrations” in Goma under the disguise of protesting “the passivity of the EAC troops in the M23 war”.
However, the supposed demonstrations were merely a smokescreen. Instead of taking their protests to the EACRF headquarters in Himbi district, the FDLR mob of so-called demonstrators went to the DRC-Rwanda border crossing point popularly known as ‘petit barriere’ where they menacingly sang provocative songs in Kinyarwanda in which they voiced their genocidal intentions against Rwanda.
Following their massive defeat and loss of men and sizeable military hard on October 21 and 22, Tshisekedi’s Wazalendo coalition of FDLR, Mai-Mai, Nyatura, and mercenaries has opened another front in Rutchuru close to the Rwandan border, where they have ferociously attacked M23 and the East African Regional Force (EACRF).
On October 23, a stray bullet originating from clashes between two FDLR factions who were fighting over looted property injured a Rwandan national in the Rubavu sector, situated at the border.
These cumulative incidents by Tshisekedi’s coalition of evil send ominous signals of Tshisekedi’s intentions of igniting not only a genocide against Congolese Tutsi but also a regional conflict that could result in catastrophic consequences that could last for decades.
On October 20, a group principally composed of genocidal terrorists FDLR and their affiliates held “demonstrations” in Goma under the disguise of protesting “the passivity of the EAC troops in the M23 war”.
However, the supposed demonstrations were merely a smokescreen. Instead of taking their protests to the EACRF headquarters in Himbi district, the FDLR mob of so-called demonstrators went to the DRC-Rwanda border crossing point popularly known as ‘petit barriere’ where they menacingly sang provocative songs in Kinyarwanda in which they voiced their genocidal intentions against Rwanda.
Following their massive defeat and loss of men and sizeable military hard on October 21 and 22, Tshisekedi’s Wazalendo coalition of FDLR, Mai-Mai, Nyatura, and mercenaries has opened another front in Rutchuru close to the Rwandan border, where they have ferociously attacked M23 and the East African Regional Force (EACRF).
On October 23, a stray bullet originating from clashes between two FDLR factions who were fighting over looted property injured a Rwandan national in the Rubavu sector, situated at the border.
These cumulative incidents by Tshisekedi’s coalition of evil send ominous signals of Tshisekedi’s intentions of igniting not only a genocide against Congolese Tutsi but also a regional conflict that could result in catastrophic consequences that could last for decades.