Rukabu

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[Rukabu @Rukabuu1]

@Leschroniquers He was heaven-sent, fearless warrior, determined, and knows very well what he was fighting for.
his words gives uncontrollable goosebumps.🇷🇼🇷🇼🙏🏾
Keep resting in harmony Sir 🕊

[NKUNDA INKOTANYI♥️🇷🇼 @patriotjuniorr]

RPA OPERATIONAL UPDATE — KIGALI FRONT (JULY 3, 1994)

By July 3, the Battle of Kigali had entered its decisive final hours. RPA forces intensified coordinated assaults on the remaining FAR strongholds as the genocidal regime's defenses began to collapse.

1. Heavy Bombardment of Key Military Positions:

• RPA adopted intensified bombardment tactics against Camp Kacyiru and Mt. Kigali and the sustained artillery and mortar fire was aimed at weakening the remaining FAR defensive positions ahead of the final assault.

2. Mburabuturo Secured:

• RPA forces secured Mt. Mburabuturo, eliminating another important enemy position and further tightening control over Kigali.

3. Advance into Kiyovu:

• RPA units continued pushing deeper into Kiyovu, increasing pressure on one of the last areas still held by FAR forces.

4. Final Assault on Camp Kimihurura:

• RPA forces intensified operations against Camp Kimihurura, determined to defeat the FAR Republican Guard defending the camp. Heavy fighting continued as RPA units closed in on one of the regime's final military strongholds in Kigali.

5. FAR Begins Abandoning Kigali:

• As RPA pressure mounted across the city, FAR forces increasingly began abandoning Kigali. On the evening of July 3, orders were issued for the retreat of Camp Kimihurura, Camp Kigali, and Camp Kacyiru under the cover of darkness, marking the beginning of the regime's final withdrawal from the capital.

Operational Insight & Core Perspective:

July 3 marked the collapse of organized FAR resistance in Kigali. With Mburabuturo secured, Kiyovu under increasing pressure, and the final assaults underway against Camp Kimihurura, Camp Kacyiru, and Mt. Kigali, the liberation of the capital was only hours away.

To be Continued…
✍🏾: @patriotjuniorr

[NKUNDA INKOTANYI♥️🇷🇼 @patriotjuniorr]

RPA OPERATIONAL UPDATE — KIGALI FRONT (JUNE 14, 1994):

On June 14, intense fighting continued across Kigali as RPA forces pressed against remaining FAR positions while preparations accelerated for one of the largest rescue operations of the campaign amid the ongoing Genocide against the Tutsi.

1. Tragedy at St. Paul:

• Approximately 70 civilians were killed at St. Paul as conditions continued to deteriorate for those trapped inside the area.

• RPA rescue efforts remained a priority as civilians faced increasing danger.

2. Bravo CMF Finalizes St. Paul Rescue Operation:

• Bravo CMF commander Lt. Col. Charles KAYONGA (Retired Lieutenant General) and his aide Maj. Jacob TUMWINE (Rtd Lt. Col.) continued finalizing plans for the upcoming rescue operation at St. Paul.

• The operation was being carefully prepared to reach and evacuate civilians while minimizing casualties in a densely contested urban environment.

3. Battle for Mt. Kigali:

• Intense combat continued around Mt. Kigali, one of the remaining major FAR strongholds overlooking the capital.

• RPA’s 59th CMF, under Col. Charles NGOGA, together with companies commanded by Capt. Andrew KAGAME (Retired Major General), continued clearing Interahamwe and FAR positions from the area.

• Defending FAR forces included elements of Bataillon Commando Huye, supported by mortar teams and entrenched defensive positions.

Operational Insight & Core Perspective:

June 14 highlights the dual pressure facing RPA forces during the final phase of the Kigali campaign: conducting major combat operations against entrenched FAR positions while simultaneously preparing large-scale rescue missions for civilians.

To be Continued…
✍🏾: @patriotjuniorr

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The Arsenal. Back where we belong 👑

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Congratulations to @Arsenal, our #VisitRwanda partner, on being the Premier League champions after a hard fought season!

A well-deserved title!

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We did it, together.

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The Arsenal. Your Premier League champions.

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The wait is over.

@Arsenal are Premier League champions.

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🏆 ARSENAL ARE CHAMPIONS 🏆

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ON. WE. MARCH.

[NKUNDA INKOTANYI♥️🇷🇼 @patriotjuniorr]

RPA OPERATIONAL UPDATE — KIGALI FRONT (APRIL 24, 1994):

On April 24, intense combat continued across Kigali as the Genocide against the Tutsi was actively being carried out, with RPA forces engaged in both military operations and efforts to protect civilians.

1. Genocide Against the Tutsi — Churches Targeted:

• Interahamwe militias entered St. Paul and Sainte Famille, targeting Tutsi civilians who had sought refuge. These attacks were part of the ongoing Genocide against the Tutsi, where even places of sanctuary were systematically violated.

2. Amahoro Stadium — Attack Repelled:

• Interahamwe elements attempted to enter Amahoro Stadium, where civilians were sheltering but they were repelled by RPA Alpha CMF, led by Lt. Col. Ceasar KAYIZARI (Retired Lieutenant General) - APR/OP0028.

3. Kigali Axis — Sustained Combat Operations:

Heavy fighting continued across key sectors:

• 101st CMF conducted shelling operations against Camp KAMI Barracks from Gikomero Hills, FAR Military Police, under Maj. BEMS Joël Bararwerekana, maintained resistance within Camp KAMI and additional engagements persisted in areas such as Ndera.

4. Eastern Axis — Advance Toward Kabuga:

RPA 7th Mobile Force continued its advance from the eastern front, approaching Kabuga.

• Movement along the Rwamagana–Kabuga axis increased pressure on FAR positions east of Kigali, This advance supported ongoing operations within the city by tightening the multi-axis approach toward Kigali.

-Operational Insight

April 24 reflects:

• The active execution of the Genocide against the Tutsi, Continued RPA efforts to disrupt attacks and protect civilians where possible and sustained combat against a well-armed FAR force across Kigali.

Core Perspective:

As the Genocide against the Tutsi continued, RPA forces remained engaged, fighting to break enemy positions while intervening to stop genocidal killings and protect those under threat.

To be Continued…

✍🏾: @patriotjuniorr

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LOCKED IN FOR THE QUARTER-FINALS 🔐

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BELIEF.

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BOUNCING BACK WITH A BIG WIN.

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VAMOS 🇪🇸

[𝗠𝗽𝗶𝗹𝗶𝗺𝗯𝗮𝗻𝘆𝗶/ARCHIVES 🇷🇼❤️ @Inkotanyi_Imena]

Happy Liberation Day❤🇷🇼
Thank you Inkotanyi❤🇷🇼, May God always bless you, We live because you rose forever proud and grateful All the way from CHC, DCHC, C/O's, 2IC.O's, OpTo's, O.C's, I/O's, Unit Doctors, Documentation Officers. and RPF Political Cadres

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BIG WIN ON THE ROAD 🛣

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🔥 FULL TIME! 🔥
#ElClásico

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A huge statement win for @Arsenal on the road! 👊

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CHAMPIONS LEAGUE QUARTER-FINALISTS ❤️

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A stellar success in Spain 👊