Rwanda has increasingly faced sanctions, diplomatic pressure, and political condemnation from the United States and several European countries over the conflict in eastern DRC. Yet Kigali maintains a firm position: it will not scale back its defensive measures until the security threat it attributes to the Kinshasa-backed genocidal FDLR militia is decisively eliminated. This standoff highlights a deep disagreement between Rwanda and its Western partners over what constitutes the real
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