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🚨 CONFIRMED: I said it before, and today’s events prove it again: Rwanda is borrowing from its own people because the regime’s model is under pressure , politically and economically. The forced M23 withdrawal from Uvira didn’t happen out of goodwill. It happened because international pressure , especially from the U.S. , finally made the war too costly to sustain. 👉 War costs money. 👉 Isolation scares donors. 👉 Pressure dries up easy cash. And when the taps close, the regime turns inward, selling bonds to citizens to survive. This is the pattern: • Military adventures abroad • Diplomatic pressure at home • Donor confidence shaken • Cash flow tight • Citizens asked to lend money to the state 📉 That’s not strength. That’s stress. The Uvira episode exposed more than a battlefield mistake, it exposed an economic lie. You cannot fund endless insecurity, prestige projects, and repression while pretending the economy is “perfect.” Borrowing from citizens for 15 years isn’t development. It’s postponing crisis and sending the bill to the youth. Rwandans deserve honesty, not slogans. Peace, accountability, and real economic reform are no longer optional, they are urgent. #MillenZMovementRw ✊🏽