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[Musoni @Musoni74639995]

He should stay indoors, or else Jacinta's people will eat him raw if he dares walk on the street.

[Free Rwanda @Freedom4Rwandan]

Gen Kayumba Nyamwasa is exposing this rebel commander, Kagame. Before his rise to power, he was reportedly a scammer on the streets of UG. It's ironic that he mocks President Tshisekedi for selling pizzas in🇧🇪 at least that was honest work. Kagame has always been used to stealing

[Steve Wembi @wembi_steve]

#RDC: L’ONU confie à Paul Kagame la coprésidence d’une commission mondiale sur l’IA - DosEco https://t.co/MUk5ibxIEr

[Musoni @Musoni74639995]

Do these two take people for fools?

[Steve Wembi @wembi_steve]

#RDC: 🚨🛑‼️Exclusif Câble : Selon plusieurs sources burundaises, le président Félix Tshisekedi a mandaté Évariste Ndayishimiye pour contacter des opposants congolais en vue d’un éventuel dialogue politique, sans Joseph Kabila mais avec la participation de l’AFC/M23. Deux opposants à Kinshasa affirment avoir déjà été contactés.

[Lonzen Rugira @LonzenRugira]

So UN Group of Experts report says M23 is building an effective state, providing essential services, strengthening its armed forces to 30,000 strong!

And concludes this is a bad thing?

M-23 needs to do more of what it is doing, not less!

[Les Misérables @Dachronica]

In threat analysis, pretexting is using a procedural demand to mask a strategic goal. Kinshasa& its supporters are doing exactly this by insisting Goma airport access is prerequisite for ceasefire verification mission — the mechanism Boulos just demanded be launched immediately at the UN Security Council.

No deep forensics are needed to identify who struck Minembwe General Hospital (including its pediatric ward) on June 24, 2026, or who bombed Goma, Mushaki market, and advanced on Rubaya in recent months. Attribution is clear from patterns, videos, communiqués and reporting: It is Kinshasa-FDLR led coalition . The real objective of invoking this pretext is gaining access behind AFC/M23 defensive lines.

Kinshasa and its western backers know they are preparing the next offensive, backed by thousands of Burundian troops in South Kivu, mercenaries positioned in walikake/Sud Kivu, FDLR in Pinga/Mwenga/Lubero and broader anti-Rwanda coordination involving figures like Kayumba Nyamwasa/Habyarimana.

Opening bank or even full implementation of the Montreux agreements won’t happen, because Kinshasa answers only to itself — he only talks about it to tempt AFC/M23 into accepting ‘the pretext’.

The entire maneuver is hybrid warfare aimed at AFC/M23 and Rwanda, not genuine ceasefire enforcement.

[Tuyishime J. de Dieu 🇷🇼 @RealJDtuyishime]

You stated that the DRC has failed to neutralize the FDLR. As a result, Rwanda has not lifted its defensive measures.

I see a clear chain of cause and effect: the failure of one party to fulfill its obligations triggers the actions of the other party.

My question is this: why is there selective, one-sided pressure and sanctions when the primary spoiler is the party that has not shown any meaningful sign of fulfilling its part of the agreement? Why apply pressure only to the responding party while overlooking the one whose failure triggered the situation in the first place?

[Yale Ford @yale0214]

I called for more pressure on Rwanda and for it to end its support for M23 last year. I'm now concerned and have written several times this year in supported analytic assessments on how US diplomatic pressure and coerceive measures against Rwanda without equal enforcement for the DRC's shortcomings is undoubtedly emboldening Kinshasa and giving it even less incentive to comply with its obligations, which now risks undermining the whole deal. The Washington Accords truly has the potential on paper to transform the region, and the text of the peace agreement clearly recognizes that Rwanda has legitimate security claims and political grievances that both parties must work together to remediate under US oversight.

But since the DRC signed the SPA and sanctions started coming down in March, the Congolese government has been negotiating in bad faith in the Doha talks, continued using adversarial rhetoric in public statements and international fora that further weakens mutual trust as if no deal was ever signed, conducting drone strikes across the front lines in the Kivus on a weekly basis, targeting senior M23 officials in air attacks in urban areas, building up troops on the front line and using Burundi as a rear base for South Kivu operations, and dragging its feet on the FDLR ops and refusing to end state support—I’m told even increasing support in recent weeks—for the group and its associated groups in contravention to respect for Rwanda's territorial integrity under the text of the peace agreement.

How is that contributing to a peaceful resolution to the conflict?

You’re entitled to your opinion, and I've seen your posts blasting Rwanda as the Israel of Africa, now calling Kagame a liar whose animating aim is to use the false pretext of a genocide to swipe minerals under the feet of Congolese. But I'm not objective?

The bottom line is that a seeming unwillingness on the part of the US to put pressure and hold the DRC to account—and not with symbolic sanctions on a low-level FDLR field commander—while taking the stick to Kigali, is not a sustainable or balanced strategy, and it works against the very framework that has been set up. It also makes Rwanda question the impartiality of the US, whether real or perceived, which reduces their buy-in to a process they think is rigged, unfair, or otherwise unproductive.

[Gloria Tshiamala Ndekezi🇨🇩 @gloriandekezi]

The United States understands that the DRC has not yet neutralised the FDLR threat; therefore, Rwanda has not been able to lift its security measures. This is simple logic: if the root cause of Rwanda’s security concerns remains unresolved, expecting Rwanda to withdraw its defensive posture without addressing that threat is unrealistic.

In this context, the real spoiler should be identified by looking at the sequence of actions. The DRC’s failure to neutralise a threat perceived by Rwanda as a security risk is what continues to trigger Rwanda’s response, including maintaining its defence measures. If the objective is truly to hold spoilers of peace accountable, why sanction Rwanda for protecting itself instead of addressing the actions that created the security dilemma in the first place?

[Musoni @Musoni74639995]

Of course if others - thr Europeans (Belgium) have the refinery the Diamond processors, etc. that's not proof of plunder - whoever bewitched the Congolese...

[Patrick Muyaya @PatrickMuyaya]

#RDC : Disposer d’une raffinerie d’or sans en regorger dans son sous-sol.

Il n’y pas meilleure preuve de pillage.

Un état, le #Rwanda qui excelle dans un rôle de pilleur, de commissionnaire et de recéleur des ressources exploitées dans les massacres, dans les viols et dans le sang.

Ces sanctions viennent de briser quelques maillons de la chaîne du vol étatisé.

Elles donnent un sérieux coup au circuit frauduleux mêlant individus et entités liés directement au pouvoir rwandais.

Après les sanctions sur les #RDF, celles-ci viennent rappeler l’urgence pour le #Rwanda de retirer ses mains de la #RDC comme l’avait si bien dit le Pape François, d’heureuse mémoire.

#QuittezNotreTerritoire !

#CongolaisTelema !!!!

#ToutPourLaPatrie !!!!

#BendeleEkweyaTe 🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩 !!!!

[Amb. Joseph Mutaboba @MutabobaJoseph]

Yet again you deliberately hit the wrong button to cover up weaknesses if not murky businesses with those corrupt officials in Kinshasa selling out their country’s everything…Always the wrong target means more question marks ⁉️ But since you control the narratives….you also pull the strings for the wind to blow your way. I wished I could be wrong.

[Yale Ford @yale0214]

Mediation has failed so the strategy has turned to just bullying and bludgeoning the Rwandans with the stick

[Musoni @Musoni74639995]

So it was okay when a foreign armed genocidal group FDLR was for decades occupying and exploiting those minerals and killed the local population especially the Tutsi, but when the latter rose up and fought and user their resources to rebuild themselves they are sanctioned!!

[U.S. Senior Advisor for Arab and African Affairs @US_SrAdvisorAF]

The United States is announcing sanctions that target the networks smuggling conflict minerals out of the DRC to support the Rwanda-backed M23 armed group. M23 and its backers exploit the DRC’s vast mineral resources — wealth that rightfully belongs to the Congolese people — to fund weapons, pay fighters, and sustain a destabilizing insurgency that has triggered a severe humanitarian crisis. Today’s action directly supports implementation of the Washington Accords for Peace and Prosperity, the historic agreement President Trump brokered between the DRC and Rwanda.

[Albert Rudatsimburwa 🇷🇼 @albcontact]

RDC 🇨🇩 Burundi 🇧🇮
Ce discours prononcé par @GeneralNeva à Kinshasa est des plus surréalistes vu les circonstances et les derniers déroulements qui sont la débâcle monumentale qu’on subit ses troupes, présentes par milliers aux côtés des FDLR et Wazalendo ainsi que de nombreux mercenaires (on parle à nouveaux d’européens) dans la tentative d’éradiquer les populations Banyamulenge à Minembwe … mais pas inhabituel.

Il évoque “Doha et Washington” or seul Tshisekedi @Presidence_RDC n’a de ces processus rien respecté à ce jour et le président Burundais en est son complice la dedans:
- les attaques sur les populations Banyamulenge et les bombardements des populations du Masisi, Walikale ainsi que Goma où même une employée humanitaire française trouva la mort lors d’une attaque de drones, sont la preuve évidente du non respect du cessez-le-feu signé et à Washington et en Suisse qui est la prolongation de Doha.
- la libération des prisonniers, autre exemple, seul l’AFCM23 a tenu ses engagements… à ce jour aucun prisonnier n’a été relâché par Tshisekedi.

Puis il évoque la nécessité d’institutions stables alors que Tshisekedi veut faire un coup d’état constitutionnel pour se maintenir au pouvoir… et qu’il a dernièrement eu recours à une violence extrême contre une manifestation pacifique qui a eu plusieurs victimes dont des décès. Les miliciens de son parti se sont même lancé à l’assaut des institutions religieuses qui ont déjà manifesté leurs refus d’accepter un changement de constitution.
Et pour terminer, rappelons que le président Ndayishimye est l’actuel président en exercice de l’Union Africaine qu’il évoque et qu’il a fait arrêté un Congolais du nom de Benjamin Babunga Watuna à la demande de Kinshasa, alors que ce dernier était en mission de travail humanitaire au Burundi sans aucun autre motif légitime invoqué.

Dans

Ce discours est donc extrêmement non seulement surréaliste mais questionne plutôt les non-dits: c.a.d.: est-ce que le duo Tshisekedi et Ndayishimye compte continuer la guerre contre les Congolais de l’Est après la cuisante défaite subie dernièrement alors que Ndayishimye est à la présidence de l’Union Africaine? Son attitude et son action dans la région des Grands Lacs est profondément choquante et problématique pour cette Union Africaine et la région des Grands Lacs.

[Sugira Mireille🇨🇩 @SugiraMireille]

🚨 URGENT | L’implication de la Belgique dans l’épuration ethnique des Banyamulenge de la RDC pourrait être dévoilée dès ce soir !

Un certain @prevotmaxime pourrait être amené à s’expliquer très, très bientôt ici, si les informations en provenance de Minembwe se confirment...

À suivre... ✍️

[Musoni @Musoni74639995]

But you have also mistreated him!!

[South Africa First @Kvnza_SA]

While you are supporting Mexico remember that a South African born inventor and business man just because a trillionaire today. The only man to ever touch this status. You can hate us but our DNA won’t change 🇿🇦✌️

[Daniel Davis Deep Dive @DanielLDavis1]

United States has launched a new wave of attacks against Iran tonight. This one, however, doesn’t even have a fig leaf pretense that it is in response to anything Iran had previously done, only that President Trump got tired of waiting for an answer that he wanted to hear.

It is just a pernicious attack which breaks the cease-fire we ourselves authored.

This one is worse than anything else we have done so far, because it shows the absence of any adult thought across all levels of the US government. There is no strategy here, there is no evidence that this accomplishes any larger goal, it’s just “a strike“ against Iran.

Meanwhile, we can count on Iran firing back in ways that will certainly harm our interest in the region, and will push this war further and further away from a settlement.

Our strike tonight may finally unleash a return to full on war, especially depending on what Iran does in retaliation.

This act of using military force with no thought to what may come next, no understanding of what we even want to accomplish, nor the slightest bit of morality or responsibility, is deeply disappointing.

How can the current American government have any credibility with its own people, that it is looking out for our good? That it is trying to protect our interests at home or abroad? That it is anything, except a great bully who relishes meting out death and destruction on others?

That, my friend, is the world we live in today. There’s no resemblance to what our founding fathers envisioned, or what I have seen and experienced throughout most of my adult life.

This kind of behavior is likely to bring the American empire crashing down on our heads. It will not end well.

[Musoni @Musoni74639995]

And the Congolese will believe the Belgians?

[Stanis Bujakera Tshiamala @StanysBujakera]

Ebola: la Belgique rejette la demande des États-Unis de fermer ses frontières aux Congolais https://t.co/tDMMmmTFMF

[Musoni @Musoni74639995]

Kuva cyera iyi niyo ideology yanyu. Uretse nabo banyamahanga, nabanyarwanda hari igihe bamwe mwabitaga ko atari kavukire, ko baturutse Ethiopia, n'ibindi...poo...mugende muzagwe iyo mwandara!!

[Rugaba Patrick @PatrickRugaba]

Ngayo nguko!

Uko indege yururukaga kukibuga cy’indege i #Kanombe,twavugaga ko abantu ubutegetsi buri kuzana bwishakira amafranga bazateza akaga igihugu cyacu. Nyamara bamwe bahora bashimagize ubutegetsi mubyo bukoze byose,bati ubudasa bw’uRwanda, Kwesa imihigo nibindi nkibyo.

Kuberiki ababantu ari ikibazo?

Abanyamahanga benshi bazanwa mu #Rwanda ntabwo aribo babihitamo, ntabwo inzozi zabo zari ukuza kuba mu Rwanda, bityo ngo bitwararike bakomeze ubuzima mu Rwanda.

Ahubwo ni abantu bazanwa kuko ubutegetsi bwacu bwishyize imbere bushaka cash no kwiyerekana neza ko ngo bukora ibyananiye ibindi bihugu.

Iyo bageze mu #Rwanda rero bisanga mubuzima batarotaga kubamo, niho hava iyi myitwarire yo kwivumbura no gukora ibyo bishakiye.

Ntuzumva impunzi z’abanyecongo cg z’abarundi zakoze nkibi kuko ziza muburyo busanzwe bw’impunzi sikimwe naba bazanwa muburyo abategetsi bacu bishakiramo cash. Ngirango muherutse kumvako ubu leta yacu ijya no kwishyuza muri #UK hakazamo n’imanza. Niba ntagikozwe aba bantu @PaulKagame ajya kuvana ikanarange yishakira amafranga icyo bazatuzanira tuzagifatisha amaboko yombi.

[Musoni @Musoni74639995]

Dear Erik, @freyntje is just suffering from colonial nostalgia. This is very widespread in Europe and unfortunately their countries have been allowed to be the "penholders" in the EU. You should also be alerting your MEPs and foreign ministry to be on the look out.

[Erik Solheim @ErikSolheim]

It’s a bit surprising you start your list of criticisms of Rwanda with “widespread poverty”. To me the opposite is a lot more true - how successful Rwanda has been in reducing poverty in a landlocked country, heavy populated and in with an agricultural economy.

Nearly all African nations struggle to develop fast. Rwanda is a shining example for the continent on rapid growth and fast reduction in poverty.

In 1990 Burundi and Rwanda were at the same level. I believe Rwanda is now five times richer per capita.

Allow me to recommend this book: Joe Studwell: How Africa works. It holds up Rwanda as one of the great African success stories:

https://t.co/bedzBwRBdY

[Erik Solheim @ErikSolheim]

It’s a bit surprising you start your list of criticisms of Rwanda with “widespread poverty”. To me the opposite is a lot more true - how successful Rwanda has been in reducing poverty in a landlocked country, heavy populated and in with an agricultural economy.

Nearly all African nations struggle to develop fast. Rwanda is a shining example for the continent on rapid growth and fast reduction in poverty.

In 1990 Burundi and Rwanda were at the same level. I believe Rwanda is now five times richer per capita.

Allow me to recommend this book: Joe Studwell: How Africa works. It holds up Rwanda as one of the great African success stories:

https://t.co/bedzBwRBdY