Critical Analysis of the Washington Accords and Defense of Congolese Sovereignty.
Introduction
For several years, tensions between the Democratic Republic of Congo
(DRC) and Rwanda have experienced ups and downs, but the constant remains the
same: Kigali continues to exert a destabilizing influence on Congolese
territory, particularly through military and logistical support to the M23
rebel movement.
Despite multiple international mediations, notably those from Washington
and Doha, genuine peace remains a mirage. Recently, a major diplomatic turning
point has attracted attention: the Washington Accords, supposedly
aimed at relaunching cooperation between the DRC and Rwanda under U.S.
supervision.
However, behind this facade of economic dialogue and regional
integration lies a much more cynical reality. This project looks more like
a diplomatic bribe offered to Paul Kagame to dissuade him from
continuing his aggression against the DRC, rather than a genuine peace
initiative.
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