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[Rwanda Forum] La Rdc dénonce la signature d’un accord de soutien militaire entre la Pologne et le Rwanda pour endeuiller les Congolais - lequotidienrdc.com

La Rdc dénonce la signature d'un accord de soutien militaire entre la Pologne et le Rwanda pour endeuiller les Congolais - lequotidienrdc.com

La Rdc dénonce la signature d'un accord de soutien militaire entre la Pologne et le Rwanda pour endeuiller les Congolais

D'après une note verbale des Affaires étrangères consultée par Africanews, cet accord prévoit d'armer et de renforcer les capacités logistiques de cet Etat agresseur dénoncé pourtant par la communauté internationale.

Dans cette note, le ministère des Affaires Étrangères de la Rdc proteste contre cette attitude bicéphale de la Pologne qui a soutenu la Rdc au niveau de l'Assemblée Générale de l'ONU pour condamner fermement le Rwanda du fait de son agression et de son soutien irréfutable aux terroristes M23 pour endeuiller les Congolais dans leur pays.

« À l'évidence, cette attitude pousse à croire que la Pologne s'est alliée au Rwanda dans son agression contre la République démocratique du Congo dont les troupes commettent impunément des actes d'atrocités sur le territoire Congolais », lit-on dans la Note verbale.

Face à ce comportement indélicat et délibéré du Gouvernement polonais, la Rdc se réserve le droit d'en tirer toutes les conséquences.


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